Flashing LED Problem on Toshiba Rear Projection

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01-14-2005, 10:50 AM	#1 of 1
Brian Cal Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Local Time: 08:05 AM Local Date: 10-11-2008 Posts: 104	Flashing LED Problem on Toshiba Rear Projection Has anyone else experienced the screen going blank and the power LED continually flashing on a Toshiba rear projection set? I read at keohi that unplugging the set should take care of the problem, so I left it unplugged all night, but... it still didn't solve the problem. The TV (57H81) has just gone out of warranty (of course), so I'd like to avoid a service call if possible. I'm also worried that leaving it unplugged for a long period of time will screw up all of Gregg Loewen's laborious ISF calibrations. Anyone have any other tips or solutions for this problem? Thanks! My Other Hobby

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