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Old 06-04-2007, 10:01 AM
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Troubleshooting JVC D-Series

Hi Guys...

I have been an active AK member for some time, but never had much reason to wander around in the TV forums on a regular basis until now.

I am hoping that some of the technically inclined folks here might be willing to assist in some troubleshooting, and help me determine whether a repair might be feasible.

I have a relatively recent JVC D-Series 27" TV that just quit the other day. It was working fine, and suddenly I heard a soft "click", and the unit went dead.

The unit powers on, either manually, or via remote, but there is no sound or video... not even any on-screen menu.

Are any of these modern units serviceable? In this case it seems like there is a high probability that it might even be a simple fix... perhaps a fuse or relay?

I haven't been brave enough to remove the rear cover and peek inside yet... hoping that the more experienced folks here might offer some guidance.

I am relatively competent with a DMM, and have basic soldering skills.

Any suggestions? Are there any components inside that I can check and/or replace myself?

Thanks in advance....

Henry

P.S. The model # is AV-27D302, manufactured in June 2001

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