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by teleman on August 29th, 2007
very common fault is dry joints on the power regulator transistors, they are the ones that have metal heat sincs on them
by ozzman69ca1 on July 10th, 2007
the problem in these tv's is usually loose components on the circuit board. believe it or not, it is better to leave a tv on CONSTANTLY for years than to turn it on and off. each time the tv cycles on and off, the components heat up and cool off over and over again. Over time, a component will separate slightly from the circuit board due to this expansion and contraction, thus causing a problem....tv's with this problem are usually working just fine when they were switched off and then when they are turned back on... nothing.
A re-solder will usually fix this problem. If you are handy, do it yourself just go through each resistor, diode, etc and re-melt each solder joint. I'll bet this fixes the problem.
JVC 56 inch I'Art Pro Model is AV-56WP74 have some doubles in the picture and it is red in tint.what could be the problem?
by Michelle on April 4th, 2009
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I have a JVC I'ART PRO. Model No.AV-48WP30, 48 in. Rear Projection Television . When it is turned on there is a thumping sound coming from the speakers and at the same time a beeping sound coming one of the parts in the back. c5vt98@gmail.com
by c5vt98 on March 10th, 2009
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JVC 56 inch I'Art Pro Model is AV-56WP74 have some doubles in the picture and it is red in tint
by Michelle on April 4th, 2009
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I have a 50"(approx.) JVC big screen TV purchased in 2003. It has suddenly started showing a purple/green arched bow at the top and bottom of the screen and double images. Any suggestions as to the cause?
by Anonymous on March 13th, 2009
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I have a 36" JVC and when you turn it on it clicks from on to off very quickly and will continue to do this on its own until you unplug it.... any comments
by nhawk03 on December 1st, 2008
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You're reading I have a 36" JVC TV about 10 years old, worked great until a week ago, now no power, no LED, nothing happens when plugged in. I checked the fuse on the main board (not blown) and power is get
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