Toshiba CF36G40 36" TV "vcr picture snowy" Questions

...for exchange, since you are using the same output for the vcr and the dvd and your dvd is giving you a good picture, the vcr is acting up and since it's new either exchange or repair will be

...VCR tape because channel 3 is so snowy. What could the problem be? I have cable. The only time I messed with the controls was the first day when I removed the "Channel tags" that the previous owners ...

...picture tube gave up. Would you please be able to assist with this problem? The instruction manual seems to have been mislaid for our "new" tv. HELP PLEASE! You didn't mention anything about a cable ...

...Picture is visable but snowy, volumne is scratchy. What would be causing this? If you are on cable, first run the cable wire from the wall directly to the TV, eliminating any cable box and/or VCR. If ...

...picture. Also, does the same thing sometimes while watching. Heres the wierd part, sometimes I can cycle through the channels in the TV not the sattelite and it will go back to normal. Also can watch ...

...picture and sound are fine when this is not happening. Any ideas about what the problem could be and how to correct it? Thank you you have broken solder connections inside the tuner, you`ll need a ...

vcr combo player which is approximately six years old. Suddenly playing a dvd, the screen became snowy with fine dashes filling the entire screen and the picture was still visible. I tried other dvd's

...main tv and hook it up to that connection to determine if it's the TV or the connection. Or try hooking up a VCR to the tv while the TV is set to CH 3. Do you get a blank picture or a snowy

...picture since 8 May 2012 Through vcr Have tried fine tuning vcr and tv as per user manuals in ur case snowy pictures occurs when ur cables are moist resulting to a grounded circuit check both ends of ...

...VCR and if the picture is still snowy, the problem is the cable. If the picture is clear, the problem is the tuner in the TV set. If you wanted, you could simply leave the VCR attached to the TV set ...