Hi folks,
And let me first thank all those on this discussion forum for the help. I'm back in business!
Since it was a weekend and the Panasonic parts phone number was a recording, I went to the Panasonic parts website and entered the jig part number. But it responded that there was a newer part number: TXNPX25JIGS (Now has an 'S' at the end)
I ordered it... $25.44 plus S & H brought it to $34.01. No questions about being an authorized service center.
Was on backorder (hmm... lot's of people looking for these things??) but came in about 6 days.
My biggest problem was getting my TV into the Service Mode. I got the link to BruZZi's site with the Panasonic service codes but I didn't realize that there were multiple techniques to try. I kept trying the first method with the "Recall" button, but for my 42" Plasma model, it was the method with the Sleep timer and channel 124 and so on.
Anyway, once in the Service Mode, I just carefully followed the directions above in this thread to apply the "FIX". [Note that in my case, the EPROM load only took a couple seconds and the yellow/blue flashing only happened once.]
But when I powered the set back on, voila! Everything back to normal.
- 'whiz
And let me first thank all those on this discussion forum for the help. I'm back in business!
Since it was a weekend and the Panasonic parts phone number was a recording, I went to the Panasonic parts website and entered the jig part number. But it responded that there was a newer part number: TXNPX25JIGS (Now has an 'S' at the end)
I ordered it... $25.44 plus S & H brought it to $34.01. No questions about being an authorized service center.
Was on backorder (hmm... lot's of people looking for these things??) but came in about 6 days.
My biggest problem was getting my TV into the Service Mode. I got the link to BruZZi's site with the Panasonic service codes but I didn't realize that there were multiple techniques to try. I kept trying the first method with the "Recall" button, but for my 42" Plasma model, it was the method with the Sleep timer and channel 124 and so on.
Anyway, once in the Service Mode, I just carefully followed the directions above in this thread to apply the "FIX". [Note that in my case, the EPROM load only took a couple seconds and the yellow/blue flashing only happened once.]
But when I powered the set back on, voila! Everything back to normal.
- 'whiz











