Toshiba 52HM95 52" HDTV Projection Television "tv keeping losing sound" Questions

tv turns off and on have picture and sound after a few min lose picture still have sound also no vol and mute function, tv will not turn off with remote or main on/off button have to unplug from wall.

we keep losing sound on chanel seven and ten neighbours are having the same problem to If more then one tv is having the same problem its not a tv problem - please contact your cable company

...This is why you keep losing the picture every certain amount of minutes. The thing with Samsung Tv's is that they have issues with the ballast and the color wheel, they tend to go bad pretty

...losing picture,Still have sound My 2003 hitachi rear projection Tv's screen keeps going out,there is no warning it just goes to a full screen one color,flipping to different colors or just a full ...

...TV) loses picture and sound - the screen goes black but the power stays on. When I turn off the TV and turn it back on right away, the TV works fine for a few minutes before it goes blank again. When ...

...sound, but no picture. TV will keep turning on and off. Have had it a couple years...did I lose the lamp? Thanks, Ron S Fox Island, WA Lamp life is only a few thousand hours. Hopefully its only the ...

...tv keeps cutting out then working again but it only loses the picture the sound is still there any ideas? You could have Poor solder connections on your STK ICS or defective high voltage capacitor ...

tv for two & half years now and lately it keeps losing picture (screen goes black) but still get the sound, this happens every couple of minutes or so and i have to switch off and reboot the tv to get

losing sound and picture on our TV We have a rear project TV and it recently started doing something weird. The sound and picture turns off for about 30 seconds and then will come back on. The picture

...TV hdmi port issue? Your problem is in the streaming player. It is not keeping up and when an HDMI loses connection it will not auto find it again. To verify this take the Panasonic out of the loop ...