ANY ONE A TV ENGINEER ?

If you are please PM me , Tv locked into stand by

If you are please PM me , Tv locked into stand by

It may sound stupid Roy but have you pulled the plug out ? Then try again

If you are please PM me , Tv locked into stand by

It may sound stupid Roy but have you pulled the plug out ? Then try again

Yes mate did all that a few times to be honest .

If it's a flat screen it sounds like the flux capacitor has jammed . You just need to find the falanji on the back and press the reset button

If it's a flat screen it sounds like the flux capacitor has jammed . You just need to find the falanji on the back and press the reset button

This is next to the foofoo valve I believe

If it's a flat screen it sounds like the flux capacitor has jammed . You just need to find the falanji on the back and press the reset button

yes it is a flat screen, is this thing the
falanji real ? or are you pissing about ? I have to ask cos there are so many dick on here I hope you understand

If it's a flat screen it sounds like the flux capacitor has jammed . You just need to find the falanji on the back and press the reset button

This is next to the foofoo valve I believe

Prick !

If it's a flat screen it sounds like the flux capacitor has jammed . You just need to find the falanji on the back and press the reset button

This is next to the foofoo valve I believe

Prick !

No mate there is no 'Falanji' on the TV and I was only having a laugh

Firstly to check your remote is working, if you look through a mobile phone camera at the infra red light on it, it should blink when you push a button. (not pulling your leg, try on anything remote and you can see) if not the remote has had it.
If the remote seems to be fine then it sounds like your power supply capacitors, these will expand and retract with heat and are a common fault on some tv's.

Hope this is more helpfull lol

If it's a flat screen it sounds like the flux capacitor has jammed . You just need to find the falanji on the back and press the reset button

This is next to the foofoo valve I believe

Prick !

I was only playing

The best thing to do in my opinion is ring the manufacturer and ask them or look online to see if anyone has had a similar problem with the same make and model . Not many tv engineers around anymore .

Google the fault, make and model and chances are you'll find a solution.