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Adam of Independence, KY November 22, 2009

Panasonic Lamp was part of a television that my father purchased. The lamp did not live the life expectancy that was advertised. In fact, the lamp lasted only 20 months. After researching for a replacement bulb, I was directed to the consumer affairs site and realized that I was not alone in dealing with this costly issue. I am needing to find a replacement bulb or purchase a new TV for my father.

michael of fayetteville, GA November 18, 2009

I bought a panasonic th46pz80u plasma tv on 2/09 and on 11/09 I have a dead tv with the dreaded 10 blinking red lights...No response from panasonic yet

Paul of Rio Nido, CA November 18, 2009

Bought a panasonic plasma tv model # TH-42PZ77U in November of 2007. In July of 2009 the tv quit working from a power supply problem. About 6 months out of warranty and panasonic will do nothing to help cover the cost of repairs even though there are multiple accounts on the internet of many people having this same problem.

Bruce of Sherman Oaks, CA November 16, 2009

Bought the unit in 2006, the unit stopped working as of couple of days ago. The model # is PT43LC14, don't quite know what my options at this point, but would like to report this to you in case Panasonic has decided to help out with issues that this particular model has encountered. I am without a TV now and the cost to replace the unit is prohibitive since I am out of a job.

Liliana of Totowa, NJ November 11, 2009

Problems with a lamp, on Panasonic LCD Forced to purchase lamps TY-LA1000, after less than 2000 hour usage of same

Marlana of sacramento, CA November 9, 2009

I purchased a Panasonic TV (PT52LCX65) at the end of 2005 and my bulb went out approx. 5 months ago. Which means my bulb lasted a little over 3 years. I am in the process of purchasing a new one and noticed the settlement against them for other models and thought I mentioned mine.

Mark of Webster, MA November 7, 2009

My 18 month old tv has died from a faulty power board, just out of warranty. After researching I found hundreds of complaints and this is a common defect in these units. Panasonic will not repair and I have to pay. I'm still in the process of trying to get them to.

NANCY of DANBURY, CT November 6, 2009

i have a panasonic 53 inch projection tv, one night it went black, looked on the computer for a repair shop that repairs panasonic tvs. they came and got it on july 23 2009, they said it neede a power supply unit. it is now nov. 6 2009, and now with no satisfaction what so ever with the repair company called panasonic support. they said they would call the repair company and look into it for me. the repair shop informed them they did get the part in but it was defected, and they sent away for a new part. since then, the company never called me and told me a thing about my tv set, and panasonic was suppose to look into it for me and never did either.called panasonic on nov 4, 2009 told them again, what was going on and that my tv was never repaired. with that, they called the repair company and the repair company has now told them it is,

'Unrepairable. The repair company did call me that day to tell me it was unrepairable and I told them they could keep the TV and Sho-- it. Panasonic is willing to give me a discount of a TV that cost 1000. To one that will cost 849.99.. They told me to fax over the receipt I had for the original TV. Dated 6-21-04. Which I did, and that would entitle me to a bigger discount. Welllll, now Panasonic is saying they need the TV in order to give me a bigger discount. I thought buying their products, they would be willing to compensate the consumer, so they would keep buying Panasonic products. I don't have the tv and they know this, now what do I do

Ryan of Hudson, MA November 5, 2009

I bought thr Panasonic 50" rear projection back in 2004, and i have replaced the bulb 5 times, and now its not working at all. Is the class action suit still open i had no idea there was one...what can i do

Steven of Alden, NY November 4, 2009

Panasonic flat screen televisions have fault pawer supply ciruitry that fails shortly after the warranty period expires (1 year). Numerous customer complaints have resulted - cases of TV's randomly shutting off, providing audio ibut no video, or more commonly, not powering on at all. Numerous models of different sizes experience this problem, including but not limited to th42PZ77U, th50pz850U, TH-50PHW5UZ, TH-42PZ700U, TH-42PZ80U-A, TH-50PX75U, TH-46PZ85U, TH-58px600U, th50PX75U, TH-50PHD7, TH-58px600U etc. One common part failure is the TXNP110MHS power supply board (600 replacement cost). Panasonic is known to be pre-shipping these parts due to the repair demand, virtually admitting they are aware of the problem. The Driver SOS 2 SU / SD / SS Boards are knwo to be notorious for the "seven-blinks" failure problem (the red power light blinks to indicate an error code, this one is highly common).

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