Philips 27PT6441 27" Stereo TV with QuadraSurf Remote and RealFlat Screen
Philips really has a Customer service problem
Watch out! the blown fuse thing is well known by the tv repair men in your area and they will take advantage of you. Try the fuse solution given by the community before you spend 100-200 dollars on a fuse. Here is the solution given by other reviews: <br /> <br />My TV worked for about a year and suddenly the screen wouldn't turn on. Having read the life-saving tips from tremendously respected amanzon community I would like to offer several steps on how to replace this particular fuse. First, from Radioshack, I bought a star-shaped screw-tip,a pack of fuses(4 Amp, 250-Volt slow-blow)as was recommended by other troubleshooters. Here is how I did it. <br />1. Placed my TV face (screen) down on your carpet. <br />2. Unscrewed all the bolts that I found (about 8 of them) <br />3. My TV box consists of two parts: dark grey and light grey, they are joint together on the bottom of the TV, you'll see it once its face down. By carefully pulling the dark grey and light grey parts apart I disjointed them. <br />4. I pushed the upper panel(dark grey) forward till there was a crack between the parts. Inside I noticed a GREEN MICROSCHEME attached to the back of the panel that I pushed forward. The fuse was on the back side of the microscheme, if you look in front of it, it will be in the lower right corner of it, only inside. ( I found that out by placing a small mirror inside of the box to coordinate my actions, a flexible table lamp also helped to assure proper visibility of the problem area). I was not able to pull the fuse with my fingers, so I used a flat scredriver to pop it out. <br />5. Place the new fuse inside the clamps, make sure it's exactly in the middle of them. <br />6. Snap the detached (dark and light grey) panels back together, put the screws back in. <br />Please be very careful when moving panels, there is a lot of micro stuff inside that is easily bendable. Disconect everything from the TV before the operation. Good luck. <br /> <br />I had the 4 amp fuse goout on my Philips. <br /> <br />I went to Radio Shack and bought the 4 pack: <br />Radio Shack No. 270-1056 <br /> <br />These are 5 amp fuses. <br /> <br /> <br />These are 5 amp fuses.