If the TV doesn't show picture, what is wrong with it?
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Check the source button to make sure it is on the appropriate equipment, i.e. cable box, dvr, dvd, etc.
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Sounds like a real tech support question. When you turn it on you should see the logo appear. If it appears then that is a good sign that your TV is working. Try different combinations of input. Cable, HDMI, etc. See if you can get any one of them to work. And don't forget to choose the correct input on your TV.
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I'm not sure. It could be the bulb. The only issue I had with these TVs is the bulbs. But so far, so good. Call Mitsubishi.
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Could be a couple reasons, would need more info from you. Is this TV at the store or at your house? What is the video feed that it's hooked up to? For all my tech questions I go to AVSFourm.com they're more than happy to answer any question you have and will give you the right techial answer. Hope that helps
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I may be wrong but I believe the picture in picture functionality is something that only your television would provide you. I've had this device for like 3 years and I've never used that kind of functionality with it
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I would try a different HDMI port on the TV. Some tv ports are not equal to others in the earlier TVs. The message sounds like a TV issue.
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It's hard to diagnose a problem with limited info provided. One thing you can always try is to re-boot your TV. Turn your TV off, unplug the power cord, wait for about 20 seconds and plug the power cord back in. Wait for another minute or so for your TV to re-boot and turn it on. Hope this will fix your problem.I've never experienced the kind of problem you described. I've had my 64-inch set for a little over a year now and the only problem I had was loss of 3D feature. My set did not recognize a 3D Blu-Ray and played it in 2D. After re-booting it using the method described above, it worked again. This happened only once. My TV has been working fine since. It's hard to diagnose a problem with limited info provided. One thing you can always try is to re-boot your TV. Turn your TV off, unplug the power cord, wait for about 20 seconds and plug the power cord back in. Wait for another minute or so for your TV to re-boot and turn it on. Hope this will fix your problem.I've never experienced the kind of problem you described. I've had my 64-inch set for a little over a year now and the only problem I had was loss of 3D feature. My set did not recognize a 3D Blu-Ray and played it in 2D. After re-booting it using the method described above, it... » Read More It's hard to diagnose a problem with limited info provided. One thing you can always try is to re-boot your TV. Turn your TV off, unplug the power cord, wait for about 20 seconds and plug the power cord back in. Wait for another minute or so for your TV to re-boot and turn it on. Hope this will fix your problem.I've never experienced the kind of problem you described. I've had my 64-inch set for a little over a year now and the only problem I had was loss of 3D feature. My set did not recognize a 3D Blu-Ray and played it in 2D. After re-booting it using the method described above, it worked again. This happened only once. My TV has been working fine since. « Show Less
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The TV isn't the issue, but it should workNever upgrade the firmware, or you will have a brick
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hi justin, you might alos check the right output from your source. had the same problem with the tv. albert
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I had this issue with a previous version of the TV. We had service look at it and they replace the logic boards for the TV. Ultimately we replaced the TV on the service contact as a "lemon".
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Yes. No sound no picture it is probably time to replace the bulb and housing. Check owners manual and make sure you get the right bulb and housing. If that was problem you will have a new TV.
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The issue with no video but still playing audio along with a functioning backlight is because of early failure of a Sharp t-con board. There was a series of faulty t-cons which have been identified as to which TV's they went into. This issue is covered under warranty. Not a big deal considering the low price: high picture quality factor.
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It could be a bad HDMI cable or your tv can't display it. I've connected this with my Nexus 7 2nd generation to several different tv's and worked perfectly.Try with another HDMI cable.
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I'm sorry, I've only tried HDMI, but that works fine. Can you try that connection, just to your tv temporarily to verify everything is working?
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U may have a bad tv, may have to switch, I have had mine since March 2012, and no issues at all
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I believe it is to let you know that the TV has power, and is on standby. When you turn the TV on, it flashes, then goes off when there is a picture. I didn't look through the literature, so I hope that's correct. Good luck.
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Try hooking up to the tv first. The computer should recognize the recommended format and resolution. If that don't work then it could be your graphics card on your computer is outdated if your tv is a newer model.