When an error occurs, the Power supply\Standby or Lamp LED will flash to a set number of times to indicate the possible cause of the problem. If there is more than one error, the LED will identify the first of the problem areas. If the error occur simultaneously, the one that corresponds to the fewest flashes is identified first.
BLINKING CODES, AND SUSPECTED BOARDS
BLINKING CODES, AND SUSPECTED BOARDS
Item Description
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Number of times flash
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Probable causes
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Detected symptoms
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Lamp cover error
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3-times
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Lamp cover is not fastened securely
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No picture/no sound
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Fan error
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4-times
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Fan 1-4 power is not supplied [G2 board] * Fan connector
is not seated securely
*Fan caught wires or hamesses.
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No picture/no sound
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Temp error
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4-times
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Internal temperature is too high. * I2C line connector is not seated properly.
(WE:H3 board, WF|XS:h4 board)
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No picture/no sound.
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Lamp drive error
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5-times
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Lamp driver defect
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No picture/no sound
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Audio error
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7-times
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Short circuit of Audio Power supply line. (KD board, G1
board) * Blowout of a fuse [F4702,
F4703, F4704 on K board] {IC4703, IC4708, IC4710 on KD board}
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No picture/no sound
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Low B error
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6-times
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No DD 6V output (G1 board)
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No picture/no sound
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D-OVP error
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8-times
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Over voltage of +3.3V or +2.5V (A board, B board)
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No picture/no sound
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ATSC-OVP error
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10-times
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No DTL Module 5V output. (G1 board, G2 board)
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No picture/no sound
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Lamp error
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Lamp-LED ON
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Lamp is dead
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No picture/no sound
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