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Anonymous Posted on Mar 15, 2008

Lg plasma 42PC3D no picture with sound

While the TV was on, I heard a clicking sound and the picture went out but sound was still there. I found blown fuse on ZSUS terminal board and replaced it. It didn't fix the problem and TV is now turning off by itself right after pressing the on button.

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  • Anonymous Apr 15, 2008

    tv shutting off by itself and turning back on after i turn on.

  • Anonymous Dec 18, 2008

    the remote is not working to turn picture on sometimes i hear the sound

  • fireball1331 May 03, 2009

    Exact same problem but with 50" plasma


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I know you already replaced the board, this is for future searchers. If you heard a popping sound, then the picture went out, there is a 32 pin Sanyo module that goes bad on the board. That's probably what caused the fuse to blow. Replace the module, then replace the fuse. The module is less than half the cost of a used board. Since this was a popular model TV, there are lots of replacement boards on the used market.

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Check for blown fuses on the rest of the boards as well, if there's a blown fuse on any of the bds the power supply will turn itself off if it doesn't sense a load. hope this helps.

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I fixed it by replacing the ZSUS terminal board

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Do you have the part number of the board. Mine just did this as well

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I fixed it by replacing the zsus terminal board.

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