Set has a conventional fuse--follow the power cord inside as it goes directly to the fuse--if power light comes on at all even for a moment the fuse is good and you may have a power supply board bad.
also look for puffed up caps on the power board that look like these=
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I think the television has blown a fuse. I'm not really sure where it is located, or that the fuse is even the problem. The TV has a light on the bottom that normally lights red, then blue when it turns all the way on, now it goes red, then turns off without powering up the TV. I just figure it's the fuse. I opened it up, thinking the fuse would look similar to the ones I replace on other equipment at work, but no such luck, I'm not sure what to take out. This is just too advanced of technology for me, ha. Any help would be appreciated.
Or just a map of the board in the back would great. I have been searching the internet for one but can't seem to find one.
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