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Service manuals & datasheets => LCD TV forum => Topic started by: petros on May 21, 2009,05:17:17

Title: service mode
Post by: petros on May 21, 2009,05:17:17

 :wallbash:anyone knows how to enter service mode of BUSH lcd19w008hd? I need to convert the sound from I to BG

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: norman on May 21, 2009,07:37:17

hi, you should be able to change the sound system in the install menu. If the set is a vestel chassis then menu 4725 should get you into the service menu.

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: petros on May 21, 2009,08:03:35

Quote from: norman on May 21, 2009,07:37:17

hi, you should be able to change the sound system in the install menu. If the set is a vestel chassis then menu 4725 should get you into the service menu.

thanks for replying, I've tryed the vestel codes with no result . Any other ideas?

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: mulja on May 21, 2009,12:09:24

Try BEKO code

Menu,9,3,0,1

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: petros on May 21, 2009,14:04:43

Quote from: mulja on May 21, 2009,12:09:24

Try BEKO code

Menu,9,3,0,1

I've tryed it, doesn't work :wallbash:

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: Homework on June 30, 2009,02:56:40

Hi Petros,

I have the same issue with Bush LCD19W008HD. I need to change it to B/G and no no one seems to have the service mode code for it. It is not a Beko or Vestel model. It has a Samsung LCD screen used in Samsung 940MW model and a Chinese TV motherboard named TD701B produced by Lehua Technology.

Probably we have to look for Chinese TV motherboard codes or call the Chinese company that produced them. A search for 'TD701B' on google comes up with the Chinese manufacturer and the spec of the board.

Keep me posted if you find any clue and I will do the same.

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: Homework on July 23, 2009,12:58:10

Found the factory menu;

On remote press - Disp, Red, Green, Yellow, Disp

However, this does not let you change PAL I to PAL B/G.

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: veromade on July 29, 2009,03:56:55

Thans for your explaination

Title: Re: service mode
Post by: tommo45 on August 30, 2009,06:12:16

ive had this problem and its a corrupt eeprom