Will It stop my TV from shutting down by itself? Has M. Power conditioner 2 stage already.
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Here is a reply from one of my TV Tech friends: A TV can fail to work for many reasons, most of them major problems. Is this a HD or theolder NTSC system? The older types had over voltage and over current shutdown. Any fuses are probably inside and they fail for safety reasons. It is not necessarily a power supply problem. What do you mean by "shutting itself off"? Does it work for a while and then suddenly stop? In that case there could be a intermittent solder connection, or the auto shutdown circuits detecting something. No way to guess without getting inside and making some tests. How old is it and what is the make? Here is a reply from one of my TV Tech friends: A TV can fail to work for many reasons, most of them major problems. Is this a HD or theolder NTSC system? The older types had over voltage and over current shutdown. Any fuses are probably inside and they fail for safety reasons. It is not necessarily a power supply problem. What do you mean by "shutting itself off"? Does it work for a while and then suddenly stop? In that case there could be a intermittent solder connection, or the auto shutdown circuits detecting something. No way to guess without getting inside... » Read More Here is a reply from one of my TV Tech friends: A TV can fail to work for many reasons, most of them major problems. Is this a HD or theolder NTSC system? The older types had over voltage and over current shutdown. Any fuses are probably inside and they fail for safety reasons. It is not necessarily a power supply problem. What do you mean by "shutting itself off"? Does it work for a while and then suddenly stop? In that case there could be a intermittent solder connection, or the auto shutdown circuits detecting something. No way to guess without getting inside and making some tests. How old is it and what is the make? « Show Less
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I don't know why a TV would shut itself down. You may have power supply issues (The power supply is an electronic device inside the TV.)I know two high-level TV tech guys and will ask them, so write back! The Isobar has excellent Surge protection and Line filtering. There are heavy coils and surge protector devices inside the heavy metal case. In addition, I had installed heavy duty lightening surge protectors on my breaker box ("load distribution box). Electrical supply stores can show them to you; don't do it yourself! You need to plug them into the main power leads which will kill you if you make a mistake. Check back. I don't know why a TV would shut itself down. You may have power supply issues (The power supply is an electronic device inside the TV.)I know two high-level TV tech guys and will ask them, so write back! The Isobar has excellent Surge protection and Line filtering. There are heavy coils and surge protector devices inside the heavy metal case. In addition, I had installed heavy duty lightening surge protectors on my breaker box ("load distribution box). Electrical supply stores can show them to you; don't do it yourself! You need to plug them into the main power leads which will kill... » Read More I don't know why a TV would shut itself down. You may have power supply issues (The power supply is an electronic device inside the TV.)I know two high-level TV tech guys and will ask them, so write back! The Isobar has excellent Surge protection and Line filtering. There are heavy coils and surge protector devices inside the heavy metal case. In addition, I had installed heavy duty lightening surge protectors on my breaker box ("load distribution box). Electrical supply stores can show them to you; don't do it yourself! You need to plug them into the main power leads which will kill you if you make a mistake. Check back. « Show Less
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I'm using this for my studio only but I am using a large 42 in LCD TV as my main monitor for my setup. My TV does not shutdown on its own.
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Remove m power, plug tv directly into wall and see if tv turns off. If it doesn't turn off, your m power is over heating and possibly shorting out. It's very possible that your tv is over heating as well. Remember these conditioners only clean and stabilize power. Hope this was helpful
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No this power strip will not stop your TV from shutting down. Your problem may be caused by a known problem with some Korean made TVs. It is caused by bad capacitors inside the TV. Do a Google search on TV shutdown. If you have a TV with this problem, it can be fixed by replacing the capacitors.
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Remove m power, plug tv directly into wall and see if tv turns off. If it doesn't turn off, your m power is over heating and possibly shorting out. It's very possible that your tv is over heating as well. Remember these conditioners only clean and stabilize power.Hope this was helpful
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I have not come across that problem yet. we have had no reason to shut it down, and have had no loss of power due to outages. when this was installed for me in a large walk-in cooler, wine cooler, it took one month with the manufacturer to be up and running. Your best bet is to just email to the manufacturer. I worked with them on and off for a month making adjustments and they were absolutely phenomenal to work with.I think the coolbot was an excellent investment. you just need the right system to pair it with. again manufacture of was key with that.
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yes - that is its purpose. anything that you can turn off and then on again by unplugging and then replugging in will work. The only caveat is devices that go into "standby" mode, like an audio amplifier, that need a second signal to go from standby to on.
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I think it has to do something with the unit getting too hot and damaging the motor, but I never experienced the shutdown.
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Energy saver setting.....television will shut off if no activity is detected such as channel change or volume change. You may be able to disable this feature by referring to the owners manual.
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This model has a timing sequence option, so I assume it will shut off if set. I, however, haven't tried this yet.
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Not this one, it has a 50 Hz output and may damage your TV. Consider something such as a Xantrex or other brand of pure sine wave inverter.
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i just took mine into the shop for the same problem, very irritating hearing it turn on and off all the time just to start, it would take like 10 minutes for my tv to finally turn on, the technician at the shop said the power supply was bad and i wasn't getting enough power to the main board to turn the TV on, 200 bucks later, I am happy, fix it, it is worth it.
2003502
No, there website says N/A. Also, Amazon should remove it from the automatic shutoff selection.
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No. It is like your computer, look at the bottom menu at the screen, to "shut down" then unplug the ac adapter.
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It would work for controlling the power to the TV. It would be able to turn it off, but not turn it on. When a TV receives power you still need to push a button to get it to turn on.
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I think so. It turns off by itself, or you can manually turn it off. I am not 100% sure but its either one or both.
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For us, no. It ended up not working for our TV/Bluray setup. It would shut off the TV randomly even for my husband who had a 24 hour allowance!! I wanted to return it but the return time had expired.
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I don't have any problems with mine. The TV may draw too few electricity to keep the controlled outlets active. Try with a different appliance such as a table lamp on the main. If that fails then you may have a defective unit.
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think about this, how would you really know is the power got that bad or bad enough and if you saved anthing by buying this thing. I had smart-UPS with surge protector, and lost most of my internet connection and a few computer mother boad. I didn't lose one TV, but to be safe , the only real answer is to disconnect any and all line to it.
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Hi Paul,I bot mine in late Nov 2010. It has a VIzio remote with a slide out querty key board. And yes, my tv does occasionally shut off. It usually takes a minute or 2 to reset and turn itself back on. It happens about once every 3-4 weeks with my set - sometimes more frequently. From what I have been able to gather from reading reviews, not all sets have this problem. And the severity of the problem seems to vary with those who have it. Other than that, I love it.Jer
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Hard to say without more info. Was it it hit by a power surge? I don't know about this particular model, but I had a different Samsung model TV that this happened to and I found out the power supply went bad. I figured that out myself by taking it apart and probing around with a meter. But, I am an electrical engineer and not that intimidating to me. I found the replacement power supply board online for $150. I replaced it and no problems since. If you problem is common for your model, you'll see it everywhere on the internet if you Google it. That is what pointed me in the direction to look on my TV.