if the lights are blinking in a pattern, this may indicate a trouble code. depending on the age of the set, i would suggest logging onto the mfr. website and down load a service manual. the site may a have a forum where your problem is discussed. also check out you tube for your problem; i'm sure you are not the first person to have this problem.

I have a plasma tv also and had to do some repairs to it. First find a safe place to place the tv face down and remove the back cover. Plug the set in and check for a green LED light flashing (this is the logic board). Your set has a power supply board in it that may be defective. You can find helpful videos on You Tube to help diagnose your problem. Once you resolve the problem, you will be very please with the picture you get from a plasma tv. PLEASE BE CAREFUL TO NOT LET THE SCREEN COME IN CONTACT WITH ANY OBJECTS. THE SCREEN IS FILLED WITH A GAS AND YOU DO NOT WANT CAUSE A LEAK. IF THIS HAPPENS, YOU MIGHT AS WELL THROW THE SET IN THE TRASH. IF YOU HAVE DIGITAL MULTIMETER YOU CAN TEST TO SEE IF THE POWER SUPPLY IS GETTING CURRENT AND IF IT IS SUPPLYING IT THE SUSTAIN BOARDS.

It seems like the problem is with your phone and not the battery. You may try using a compress air cannister (can air) use to clean computer keyboard and blow air into the charging port of your phone and the USB port on your charger cable. You might want to check with your cell phone provider for repair suggestions.

If the person who has your old computer or hard drive would look in '''windows /program files '''they find the driver for your printer. If they find it , they should copy it to a flash drive. You can then download it to you r new computer. I have check some website for a solution to your problem. There are websites that have the drivers for your printer. Most of them want you to download their software for a cost. I looks like your printer is rather old and according to HP they do not support products that are ten years old or older. I might suggest that it is time to invest in a new printer. Depending on what you use your printer for and frequency you r investment in a new printer may be cost effective. If new is not in you budget, you might want to look on Amazon or E bay for a good late model printer. Hope this helps.

I have a 43" plasma that had the same problem. After experimenting with several boards I found that the Y sustain board was bad. It cost less then $70.00 to replace. Again, check out the videos available on You Tube; I call it You Tube University. You will find videos relating to Samsung Plasma tv's. Since they are mo longer making plasma tv's you might want to hold on to the one you got. Believe me you can fix it for less than a new comparable set.

I agree with Brian, it sounds like you experienced an overload problem. If you are brave, you can remove the back of the set(not hard to do), and look for a capacitor with a bulged top or opened top. If it located on a circuit board. Look for the part number of the circuit board; Samsung's usually start with a BP code. You then can go to websites like Shop Jimmy, E Bay, Amazon, and find a replacement board. Many circuit board are easy to replace.

If your set is a Plasma model, you might want to check the x buffer board. Again, check out the videos available on You Tube; I call it You Tube University. You may find a video that will help you solve your problem.

You might want to go to You Tube and type in the problem you are having along with the television brand and type. I am sure you will find a solution to the problem you are having. Shop Jimmy also have videos online that might help.

Go to YouTube and type in your problem and TV type. I think you can find a video that explains the problem you are having and a solution.

You may be able to get Samsung warranty consideration since the set fairly new. The have a customer support number listed on the website (samsungparts.com). Do not use the Live Chat, they are useless.