Post your question on the Home Theater Shack in the Service and Support
Forum http://www.hometheatershack.com and I will be happy to give you some
detailed advice. I fix these all the time.

Leonard

"mike-o" wrote in message
oups.com...
Leonard,
Thanks - good call. Service guy pulled the board out and found the
corrosion. I'm so ****ed! What causes that? It's only 6 years old, and
it's not even my primary TV - use it mostly for watching movies.

The repair guy said it wasn't worth fixing - do you agree?



Leonard Caillouet wrote:
You will find coolant has leaked on the board(s) and coroded the
connections
between them. Lots of cleaning and repain to be done by someone who is
very
familiar with repairing this problem. Don't do anything until you have
more
detail on what to do or find someone who is familiar with fixing these.

If you want to communicate more detail post a message at Home Theater
Shack
in the service and support forum. I only intermittently check messages
here
but I get email notice if someone posts there.

Leonard

"mike-o" wrote in message
ups.com...
It's a VS50703.

And now it's gotten worse. Just tried to turn it on to make sure it
hasn't fixed itself (hey, worth a shot), and now it won't even power
up. The green light comes on for a few seconds and then turns right
off. No picture or anything even comes up.

I'm relatively handy, but I know nothing about TV's. Time to start
shopping? This guy's only 6 years old - hope it's not the end.


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