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Panasonic Tau Won't Turn On

Hello,

I purchased a Panasonic Tau CT-32HC43 about 2.5 years ago. The set has
generally worked great, but suddenly this afternoon it will not turn
on. My wife tried to turn the set on and saw it begin to turn on, but
then suddenly it went off and it hasn't turned on since.

I've tried unplugging it for a few minutes and plugging it back in as I
have found some suggest online, but that hasn't seemed to help. The
Panasonic support office is closed (early), but in any case I'm sure
they will just tell me to take it to the nearest service center which
will be a pain due to the size of the unit.

Has anybody experienced anything like this with this particular model
who has an easy fix?

Thanks in advance for any help.

John Fleming
[email protected]
 
Z

Zakes

Jan 1, 1970
0
Try checking the power supply if you know how to troubleshoot it. Did
you check your fuse if it is not burnt?
 
J

JANA

Jan 1, 1970
0
The common cause is power supply and scan amp failures in these sets. You
will have to take it for service, unless you are experienced and have the
set-up to troubleshoot and service the set.

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JANA
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Hello,

I purchased a Panasonic Tau CT-32HC43 about 2.5 years ago. The set has
generally worked great, but suddenly this afternoon it will not turn
on. My wife tried to turn the set on and saw it begin to turn on, but
then suddenly it went off and it hasn't turned on since.

I've tried unplugging it for a few minutes and plugging it back in as I
have found some suggest online, but that hasn't seemed to help. The
Panasonic support office is closed (early), but in any case I'm sure
they will just tell me to take it to the nearest service center which
will be a pain due to the size of the unit.

Has anybody experienced anything like this with this particular model
who has an easy fix?

Thanks in advance for any help.

John Fleming
[email protected]
 
Thanks for the help everyone. Well, I was hoping to avoid it, but it
looks like I'll be calling the service center.

Thanks!

John
 
J

John

Jan 1, 1970
0
Just to wrap this thread up, I had a service technician take a look and
all that was needed was a new fuse. He checked the unit out and
couldn't find the cause.

Hopefully it won't happen again. Thanks for the help.

John
 
D

dan

Jan 1, 1970
0
The fuse is on or near the PS. I had the same problem on my Tau
recently. I tried but failed to repair it, thinking it was a PS
problem. The fuse was not burnt out. It ended up costing $330 at the
shop to replace various ICs, diode(s) and the flyback transformer.

These sets won't turn themselves on if they sense a fault in a circuit.

dan
 
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