I lost my control for my teac hd plasma were can

It can't be done, you have 2 choices. But a genuine TEAC remote or a get a set top box

http://remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=gmi&uuid=A13159539816951&smodel=PLD2000 BLACK&brand_pn=TEAC_PLD2000 BLACK

all one url

check your manuel for a phone for your stero system, call them if no manuel go on line google remote controll go from there thats how i got lucky.

the main total assy might be the problem. it controls color, pix size and such.

check LCD connector.

manuals and codes for the One For All remotes are at this link http://www.oneforall-na.com/

Please take the time to give this solution a fix ya rating.

clarkco

That sounds like a circuit board problem. Not a very common problem either. Most likely you will need to replace your video board, as that is where the color control is located. It could be a power supply problem to the plasma grid if you are running a plasma tv. Otherwise it can only be the video board. Call a tech for an estimate (most likely a 500-1000 dollar repair)

I'd still pick plasma , because it has true black where LCD does not.

better for gamming by a long shot.

can you say WARRENTY :->

All these codes are used by Teac
Hopefully one will work for you
0037
0512
0455
0264
0009
0412
0349
0041
0000
0278
0037
0081
0307
0609
0110
0717

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