My Hitachi turns itself off, why?

I was told the power pack inside soldering got loose when I had an electrical surge. I'm going to buy a soldering gun and find the power pack. Does anyone know where it is on the big model tv. Probably the old one.

Denise
February 2016

Red and blue light both alternitivly goes red blue each for about 3 seconds and tv will not come on can this be fixed

Gareth
July 2014

hitachi sucks, i have the same problem

kai
June 2010

a fine layer of dust on the circuit board will cause this problem
also an audio crackle is often heard when there is dust pressent

wiz eisinger
April 2009

£70 to repair a dry joint?? Sounds like a guy I know. Unfortunately every trade/business has them.

Dry joints on the LT Regs is about the most common cause

John
November 2007

this is because the sensor is lose and there for not connecting properly

jigtsu wong hitachi expert
April 2007

Hi my Hitachi tv also does the same. Appears to be a common fault of this make. My tv is only 4 years old! I got a repair guy to give me an estimate to repair it for GBP 70 cash, next day repair. He told me that the regulators should last for years but reckoned a probable cause for the fault was that we left the tv on standby too much. I don't know for sure but... will see how the repair goes!

SC
January 2007

I have the same fault. It turns its self to stand by, normally at the best part of a film or a really hard non-pauseable part of a game! A quick hit when you just turn it back on does the trick!! lol. How can i fix this? With out too much expence (ie no repair man). i can solder but would not know where to start looking for the dry joint.

Edgebian
February 2006

i have a hitachi C28w430N my mistake in last post
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DemonSLX
January 2005

i have a hitachi Cw28430N and i have the same symptoms turns on then goes straight into standby anything anyone can add to this to help me find out a cause and maybe a fix plz ?

DemonSLX
January 2005

What model?
Maybe a dry soldered joint. I've had a few of the C24W41## & C28W41## UK widescreen models fail with similar symptoms, in each case due to dry joints to low voltage regulators.

Cobweb
January 2005