TV's blown up :(

My TV won't switch on at all, there is no power, I have checked the fuse with a multimetre and that works.

I have also checked to see if I get reading when the multi metre is connected to both prongs on the plug and the power is switch on, again no reading.

This means there is a fualt some where inside the TV itself. Could it be a power surge or somthing?

This has come at a time when I am already having to sell my laptop due to really bad finances and my gadget addiction.

 

Ok now I feel very emberassed I have fixed it.

The problem was I setup a new computer in the corner next to the TV, the plug for the TV must have come loose. At the same time I have a Marantz CD player made by Philips. My TV is Philips, both have identical plugs.

The plug I was convinced was for my TV was actually for my CD PLayer which is turned off. - No wonder I never got a reading.

Its been one of them days.
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If I had been you, I would have quickly deleted/edited the first post to a full stop...only a couple of people had seen it....then run away.
Now everyone knows!!!!

 

I did somthing similier the other day, I bought a PIII 733 with 128MB RAM, it needed to be used asn XP Pro IIS Server so it needed 256MB RAM.

I fitted a spare 128MB module I found into it, tried to install XP, kept coming up loads of erros, tried agian same problem, so I then made a new CD, same problem, tried again this time it worked, rebooted the machine crashed. Totaly useless.

I then decided to take the memory out, installed it again worked fine, I then put the memory back in, it crashed again on bootup, luckily I managed to turn of the power before it totaly wrecked the boot.ini file like it did the first time.

 

I once hung some jeans out to dry when it was icy (but dry) and when I went to collect them they were frozen..!

and I a silly **** too..???

 

You're all silly arses. I never do anything wrong.

 

At least we French never do