Do it yourself repair for what could save many Panasonic TH-42PZ77U TH-42PZ700U plasma TVs having the 10 LED blink code. All for under .00 with a part from your local Radio Shack!! Easy to verify fault before making your parts run. No removal of parts from the board, only soldering skills, small length of wire, shrink tube, the "soon to no longer be a secret" part that exists in a drawer at every Radio Shack and a dab of red RTV silicone. This video was intended for non-technical individuals. So if you are a tech watching this and its too slow, please show patience. Intro song was me doodling on my almost restored CS-80 with some fantastic juicy subsonics. Yet again it sounds as if playing through a plastic plate or a tin can (not YouTube's fault). So fine... I ordered a very nice professional mixing console to directly digitize the sound for next time. The recorded sound will match what I hear in the headphones; it better.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
How to Repair a PANASONIC Plasma TV with Blinking LED TH-42PZ77U TH-42PZ700U
How to Repair a PANASONIC Plasma TV with Blinking LED TH-42PZ77U TH-42PZ700U Video Clips. Duration : 13.97 Mins.
Do it yourself repair for what could save many Panasonic TH-42PZ77U TH-42PZ700U plasma TVs having the 10 LED blink code. All for under .00 with a part from your local Radio Shack!! Easy to verify fault before making your parts run. No removal of parts from the board, only soldering skills, small length of wire, shrink tube, the "soon to no longer be a secret" part that exists in a drawer at every Radio Shack and a dab of red RTV silicone. This video was intended for non-technical individuals. So if you are a tech watching this and its too slow, please show patience. Intro song was me doodling on my almost restored CS-80 with some fantastic juicy subsonics. Yet again it sounds as if playing through a plastic plate or a tin can (not YouTube's fault). So fine... I ordered a very nice professional mixing console to directly digitize the sound for next time. The recorded sound will match what I hear in the headphones; it better.
Do it yourself repair for what could save many Panasonic TH-42PZ77U TH-42PZ700U plasma TVs having the 10 LED blink code. All for under .00 with a part from your local Radio Shack!! Easy to verify fault before making your parts run. No removal of parts from the board, only soldering skills, small length of wire, shrink tube, the "soon to no longer be a secret" part that exists in a drawer at every Radio Shack and a dab of red RTV silicone. This video was intended for non-technical individuals. So if you are a tech watching this and its too slow, please show patience. Intro song was me doodling on my almost restored CS-80 with some fantastic juicy subsonics. Yet again it sounds as if playing through a plastic plate or a tin can (not YouTube's fault). So fine... I ordered a very nice professional mixing console to directly digitize the sound for next time. The recorded sound will match what I hear in the headphones; it better.
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