We do fix some plasma sets but not all of them. Do you know what model number your TV is?

Thanks!

Yes absolutely. Hot air is not needed. I think I just selected to do that since it was going to be maybe easier to show on screen. In fact usually don't use hot air, I preffer just a soldering iron.

@@NicksTVRepair Thanks for your prompt reply. Looks like I have 4 shorted transistors. 30F 131 130 1123.

Hello, I would request you send us an email directly with a picture of the sticker on the back of the set. Unfortunately TX-P50VT30E5 does not seem to be a valid model number. 7 blinks however it commonly due to a faulty SC board and or buffer boards. We typically can service those for most models, but would like the exact model before we can confirm this. All of our contact info is in the video description including our email address and the contact us form on our website is also linked there.

Your next step would be to disconnect the TV from power and open it up. Careful the back cover is sheet metal, you can cut yourself very badly if you are not careful. Do not power up your TV with it open, you will want to do resistance checks with the multimeter, when you do this you do not want power in the system. So make sure the TV has been disconnected from power for a while to make sure it doesn't have residual power running through it. Then check the VS and VA lines to ground. Then do the same measurments I did on the SC/SN board as I did in the video. Do you see any similar faults? Sometimes the faults are there but the error code is not triggered if it's a more mild version of the failure. If you can't find faults, I would recommend you email us directly to our email which is linked in the video description.

​@@NicksTVRepairThank you sir for your kind advice, I have been preparing the ground and reserving time to carry out a diagnosis that allows me to repair my tv; and your advice shows me the right direction of what I have to do, cheers.

I am not familiar with that model number, you may have to open up your TV and see if it looks to be similar to the one we have. If the boards look identical then yes. If they are different then it may still be similar but the components might be in different areas. I am not sure.

So the one we bought is no longer for sale. But you and many others are inquiring about it so we are going to purchase a few more that are newer, and available and review them. Once we find a good comparable one at a good price we will make a video on it and probably sell it on our website. But as of right now, I don't have a good recommendation that would also be at a good price point.

Hello, We can help you! Most of our customers are not local and mail-in their circuit boards for repair. Send us an email or fill out our contact form on our website (contact info in video description above) Once we get the model number of your TV and details, we will reach out and let you know what steps you need to take next to get the TV fixed up.

I don't understand. This video is vastly different of a repair than most other repairs we do on the channel. I don't exactly dictate what commonly fails on these TVs I just fix what commonly goes wrong. The videos we do are a reflection of the most common repairs we fix daily. If you are looking for different repairs on different devices, that might give you the variety you are looking for. We have 2 other channels for repairs, one is all electronics except TVs which might have the variety you are looking for, and the other is game console repairs and upgrades. All electronics repairs except TV channel: kzfaq.info/love/s_ALha5vs9lc0y-VeVrsyQ Game console repair and modification channel: www.youtube.com/@RetroRenegadeRepairs