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Old 11-27-2007, 06:54 PM
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my son says that you can transport as long as it is wrapped with something -blankets,bubble wrap,etc. dead set is fairly common on lg-shorted cables in power supply. dex(the refurbisher he works for)gets those sets daily and that is most common. good luck and if you need any info,let me know and i will forward to him and his techs.
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Old 11-27-2007, 09:49 PM
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my son says that you can transport as long as it is wrapped with something -blankets,bubble wrap,etc. dead set is fairly common on lg-shorted cables in power supply. dex(the refurbisher he works for)gets those sets daily and that is most common. good luck and if you need any info,let me know and i will forward to him and his techs.
OK, I fired her up and it's not really dead. That's what I get for listening to the owner. I took a picture of what I got on the screen. When I press the menu key; I get no menu at all. There is also no OSD channel display. I am unable to pick up any signal OTA; but, I may not be tuned to a station since I can't see a channel display. The picture with the blank screen except for the right hand side is what I get when I press the channel up button. I get a normal "rush" in the speaker and the volume goes up and down. I also took a picture of the set with the small cover removed. Someone had already been inside (some back screws missing). Oh, it's an LG model RU-42PX11. Any help would be appreciated.
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Old 11-28-2007, 12:12 AM
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Here's a link to the service manual:

www.talonix.com/images/RU-42PX11_Service_Manual.pdf

One caveat - the wording is very hard to follow, as it's translated from Korean quite poorly. I'm of no help with Plasma sets - I've never worked on one.

I'll keep the link active for a few days. Post a reply once you've downloaded it. Usual disclaimer - I'm not responsible if you pull a no-no or worse....

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Old 11-28-2007, 12:16 AM
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Here's the parts list for the set:



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