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Place the TV face down on a flat smooth surface as to not scratch the screen.
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Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver remove the four 8mm screws attaching the stand to the TV.
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Remove the two back panels by prying them out with your hands.
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Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver, remove the eight 6mm Phillips screws located around the edge.
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Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver, remove the two 6mm Phillips screws located near the inputs.
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Using your hands, gently lift and remove the back case of the television.
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To identify a broken fuse, look at the thin wire running through the center of the fuse. If the wire is misshapen or broken, the fuse needs to be replaced.
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To remove the fuse, either push from one side or pry gently with a spudger.
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I recently replaced a blown fuse on this model TV. When testing it with the back still off, the power light turned red, then green, then went off. Puzzling. It turned out that the back has to be on the TV and the screws have to be in (at least, the screws that make contact with metal parts). After that, all good.
