i think this is a common fault. My tv when switched on goes to standby with red light on but will not switch on it just stays like that no matter what i do. It is a few years old but hardly ever used. Could anybody help / advise ? Thanks
how to fix my sharp aquos LC-20S1E LCD TV
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If it's a common fault then there's probably going to be quite a bit of info about it online. Have you tried Googling?
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My Panasonic has problems turning on from time to time. I blame my wife for using Sky remote to switch off so instead of controlling Sky it's on TV and sends odd signals to TV.
Unplug and re-boot in worst case. But normally switching off and on at set cures it.
Unplug and re-boot in worst case. But normally switching off and on at set cures it.
Not strictly an LCD repair but the old methods are quite often the best.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ykPsV2voYU
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ykPsV2voYU
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I have exactly the same fault with my Sharp Aquos TV - went faulty and now will not switch on at all. Exactly the same faults as reported many times when I Googled "Sharp Aquos fault" Contacted Sharp (set no longer under warranty) and was told that, despite the fact many people have had the same problem, it will cost £164 for them to fix it. Needless to say, I refuse to do this and will NEVER buy a Sharp product again.
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Haha! Yes I might be looking for a technical tool like this. In the meantime I am posting my disgust on facebook and anywhere else I can to spread the word about Sharp being "sharp dealers"!
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