Toshiba 19" LCD TV

I purchased a Toshiba 19" LCD TV on Dec. 10, 2008. Being that the item was not in stock, I arranged for an in-store pick-up on Dec. 17. I picked up the tv up on Dec. 19. Two days later I
saw a Best Buy flyer stating that the set I had just picked up was reduced by $50. I contacted the store and all I had to do was bring in my receipt to receive the $50 credit. I do not deal with Best
Buy alot; however, I have no complaint with the how they have handled the few problems I have
had.

Some things I would check.
1. Enough gap if hung on wall.
2. If in cabinet make sure sufficient room for air flow.
3. Not familiar with Hathway but if it is cable or satellite have them come and make sure it is earth grounded.
4. Check settings and make sure it is not on Dynamic or some other Torch Mode as this can cause over heat.(Had a plasma TV panel go out in 22 months later found out that this caused short life).
5. Make sure it is not in front of a window where direct sunlight comes in since heat will kill TV.
6. Keep ventilation holes in TV clean.
7. Make sure you are using a surge protector.
As you can see most causes of Motherboards are caused from heat. It can be other things like a loose connection but TV repair company should have checked this.

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i attched bill also
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Some things I would check.
1. Enough gap if hung on wall.
2. If in cabinet make sure sufficient room for air flow.
3. Not familiar with Hathway but if it is cable or satellite have them come and make sure it is earth grounded.
4. Check settings and make sure it is not on Dynamic or some other Torch Mode as this can cause over heat.(Had a plasma TV panel go out in 22 months later found out that this caused short life).
5. Make sure it is not in front of a window where direct sunlight comes in since heat will kill TV.
6. Keep ventilation holes in TV clean.
7. Make sure you are using a surge protector.
As you can see most causes of Motherboards are caused from heat. It can be other things like a loose connection but TV repair company should have checked this.

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I have a little problem.
Im trying to connect old "Toshiba T1600 LCD screen"
to my pc. But i cannot find any information of it.
Any kind of information about this "LCD panels pinout or wiring diagrams" would help me and my project. If u know any technical information about this subject
please help the poor.
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Hello MaSa
I was not able to find any information about this LCD screen. Probably to old. :)
If you want you can try to contact some service partner in your country and ask for help. Maybe some technician will be able to help you.
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All the best,
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You'll need to contact Toshiba Europe. This is the site for Toshiba USA.
- Peter

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