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On 21/02/18 13:55, Tom wrote:
Consumer driven world.. they want you to send it back for repair or buy a new one, so they don't make parts available, or decided it's too old (yes I know!) and discontinued spares. It does sound as if the PSU slowly died and then finally gave up.On 21/02/18 12:05, Julian Hall wrote:It depends what you mean by 'died'. Does the power sound like it comes on? Any lights? Does the screen come on at all? Was it on and suddenly stop working?For a week or two it wouldnt switch on in the morning from standby - you had to switch it off and back on. Then it would start ok and then turn itself off and sit there with a flashing green LED (the one that goes red on standby) for about 5 minutes then go black and then start flashing again. I've googled it but no luck. Search for parts drew an 'out of stock' even though its only 4 years old.Julian Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum On 21/02/18 08:48, Tom via list wrote:Our 4 year old 32" Panasonic TV just died and I was wondering if its worth prising it apart to see if anything can be scavenged (or indeed convert it to a monitor - the screens seems OK). Anyone tried this of late?Tom te tom te tomTom te tom te tom
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