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Re: So I try to turn my tv on...power light goes green...
The tv has a high voltage problem, the Emerson sets were well noted for horizontal output transistor issues, this will need a tv technician to resolve the situation.
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um u should turn your tv off for like 10 minutes , i think yourr tv is a internet tv so let it cool sometimes sony internet tvs freeze with black screen so try it out. good luck :)
While the PLAYSTATION 3 system is in standby mode (red light on the front of the system), hold down the touch-sensitive On/Off button on the front of the system until the system goes into standby mode again . (So the light cycle would go from: red light to --> green light --> then back to red light) This will ensure that you have held down the On/Off button long enough to reset the Video Output Settings.
Turn ON the PLAYSTATION 3 and once the system finishes powering up, the Video Output Settings will automatically be reset to the standard resolution (or detect the current display output settings of your TV/monitor).
Sorry about that. When the tv goes bad like not turning on, the green light will blink, and goes right back to red standby light while the dtv letters will briefly show on the lower right of the tv screen, then go back to blank screen. The tv will need to be taken to an authorized service center for repair. Common causes are a bad inverter/power supply, power control board, or circuit board.
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