Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-151FD Owners Thread

[VeryNew]

I have a 8-9 years old pro 101fd kuro. Few weeks ago it started giving me the 8 blue light blinks everytime i switch inputs. Everytime it does it, i have to turn my kuro of for at least minimum of 5 minutes before it can receive video signal again.

Is my kuro dying? If so, Is there a components in it that i can replace to extend it's life?

Please let me know, im not ready get off the plasma bandwagon just yet.

[saprano]

Power supply maybe.

[Fasteddie516]

Originally Posted by VeryNew

I have a 8-9 years old pro 101fd kuro. Few weeks ago it started giving me the 8 blue light blinks everytime i switch inputs. Everytime it does it, i have to turn my kuro of for at least minimum of 5 minutes before it can receive video signal again.

Is my kuro dying? If so, Is there a components in it that i can replace to extend it's life?

Please let me know, im not ready get off the plasma bandwagon just yet.

VeryNew,
I had the same exact problem. I contacted Pioneer support & they referred me to a local Authorized Pioneer Repair Shop to fix. Please see my Post regarding my comments & recommendation to repair. See below. Good Luck!
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=168

[VeryNew]

Originally Posted by Fasteddie516

VeryNew,
I had the same exact problem. I contacted Pioneer support & they referred me to a local Authorized Pioneer Repair Shop to fix. Please see my Post regarding my comments & recommendation to repair. See below. Good Luck!
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=168

Thank you so much, I'll look up an authorized repair center in my area.

[Auditor55]

Originally Posted by jedisprite

I was very lucky to pick up a near mint 151fd on eBay for a steal a few months back and its easily as good if not better than my 2016 Vizio 65in 4K tv. There's just something about the black levels and motion handling on the KUROs that isn't matched today by modern sets.

Today's TV's a mostly big and super bright. Other than OLED, they're still lacking deep blacks.