RCA R52WM24 52" HDTV Projection Television "picture light" Questions

light picture It looks as through the contrast is turned all the way over to lighten the picture, but when you adjust the contrast you can still tell that the picture is too light. If you turn off all

...light flashes, then the picture comes back on and then 30 seconds later the picture goes off. This just keeps repeating through this cycle. Purchased TV in June '05 and replaced lamp with Philips ...

...on the power button (blue lighted button) we we get sound but no picture. Only the picture goes off. Replace Lamp Call Mats 1-800-628-1118 no sound no picture just blinking red light on power ...

...picture red light flashes 9 times red light flashes nine times and sound comes on but no picture but picture does work sometimes The blinking light codes can be found at this ...

Red Lights on the Power button blink and picture goes dark 60PL9200D/37 When I unplug it for a while and turn it back on, the picture starts to come on, but it turns dark. And the red lights on the ...

...light - no picture While watching the TV, the picture went blank. I've done a reset as recommended on sony's site, unplugged the TV, let it cool, etc. When I try to power it on, the green power light ...

...light picture goes dark again. The electrical outlet for the TV is separate from the dinning room lights Try hooking the TV to a different outlet fed by a different breaker. Does the problem go away? ...

...about 30 times & then the picture will return. We've unplug the television for 5 minutes. The picture bulb light is still on even will the picture going out & rebooting. REPLACE INVERTER POWER ...

...light engine ballast controls the colour /picture quality.that engine is got faulty and that needs replacement.if the picture with distorted also looks dim then there is a lamp that also needs ...

light engine, a lens puts the picture into a mirror which is reflected onto the screen; All video and color is processed thru the light engine. Blue most commonly fails first, leaving a yellow picture