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cashman

17-10-2016 21:05

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1179337)

It has happened again today.
I lack the expertise to alter the settings but I have improvised a solution.
The TV plug is now in a remote control plug in device, so I can interrupt the power to the TV without physically unplugging and replugging.

Hey Margaret,i lack the expertise to understand that.:confused:

MargaretR

17-10-2016 22:41

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1179339)

Hey Margaret,i lack the expertise to understand that.:confused:

just google 'remote control sockets'

RainbowSix

18-10-2016 08:13

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If you can answer this I can have a look for common faults with your set etc. for you.
(I know how to use Google me :) )

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Originally Posted by RainbowSix (Post 1179100)

What make and model of TV and how old is it?

It may be a common fault that goes in them, a certain capacitor dries out and stops working after the TV has warmed up etc.

MargaretR

18-10-2016 10:54

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Thanks for the offer but today I am too exhausted to search for the instruction manual.

RainbowSix

18-10-2016 14:29

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Its on the label on the back :)

Any time. Have a good rest.

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