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Originally Posted by JARblue
Have you opened it up to check the capacitors?!?! I'll put $1000 down that replacing a few capacitors will fix it 
I've been able to fix a number of TVs and monitors over the years using that method. I've fixed ones from 6 months old to 10 years old. Works every time. I usually replace most every capacitor (I don't mess with the big ones though - they'll mess you up if you're not careful to discharge them properly). It costs about ~$13 including shipping typically 
EDIT: nevermind... no bet  You saw flames shoot out the back?!? Our Z's can't even do that  ... or can they?  |
It's the DU/SD board within the unit. It's a known flaw of the tv apparently. Stupid boards are sold out everywhere and even then they cost $600. The board basically fried itself it sounds like.