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Re[2]: JVC service or questions

John Posted Jul 30, 2010, in response to:Jorge Ornelas

The following steps should be able to correct the problem: 1) Unplug the TV or remove AC power from the TV 2) Count to ten and then plug in the TV 3) Locate the [Menu], [VOL-] and [Power] button on the TV’s side panel 4) Using the buttons on the TV’s Side Panel, press and hold both the [Menu] and [VOL-] buttons. 5) While holding those buttons, press and release the [Power] button one time and count to 3 before releasing the [Menu] and [VOL-] buttons. 6) The TV’s lower left Blue Power LED will come ON. 7) Wait 30 seconds. Confirm that the blue LED on the Lower Left of the TV (not the iPod dock for iPod models) has remained ON during this time. 8) Press the [Mute] button on the TV remote twice 9) Unplug the TV or remove AC power 10) Count to ten and plug the TV in 11) The TV power should automatically come ON and the blue power LED with be ON 12) Wait 40 seconds and the TV picture should appear 13) You can now continue using your TV. 14) If the picture does not appear, power on the TV manually: · If the LED begins flashing, unplug and power ON a second time. · If the LED begins flashing again, power ON the TV without unplugging If the LED begins flashing again, contact us directly by phone to obtain a local authorized service center for you. If the TV does power on, please reply back with the software version number for us to research this issue. Please follow these steps to obtain the software version number: 1) Press the [Menu] button on the remote control. 2) Using the arrow keys in the center of the remote, scroll over to the "settings" menu and select the [OK] button on the remote 3) Scroll down to "system info" and select [OK] button on the remote

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    I must admit I was skeptical about this fix.... I pictured someone, somewhere sitting at their keyboard, laughing hysterically at the thought that some nitwit would actually follow these step by step guidelines to try to fix their T.V... As I was following these steps, I kept wondering if the end result would be that I had totally destroyed the programming on my T.V. and making it a useless piece of furniture... Kinda like the "brilliant minds" that develop viruses that destroy your computer... I was wrong... The "fix" worked perfectly and I've saved some $$$$ by not having to call in the Geek Squad... My hat's off to you whoever you are... Thank you very much. For your info, the T.V. in question was purchased by me in July, 2008 and is a JVC LCD set Model # LT-42X579.. Thanks again.....

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