Toshiba REGZA 52RV530U LCD TV "vizio vertical colored lines" Questions

contact the toshiba service on your area 1/3 of my screen on the right has colored vertical lines. What do I need to do to fix it? TV is a VIZIO flat screen and is a little over one year old. Thanks!!

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Vertical Lines on a Vizio E470i-AO TV I have a E470i-AO Vizio TV showing multi colored vertical lines and no image. I have replaced every part that can be replaced Powerboard, LVDS Cables, Video Board

...on 42inch vizio i have color lines in the screen all over vertical diff color what board would i need to replace HelloThe y SUSTAIN  board to your tV is faulty.  It should be

...working I don't get any picture all i can see is color vertical lines on the center of the screen good day your vertical ic is defective needs to replace look for qualified technician to fix your ...

color vertical lines instead of a picture on the screen color vertical lines means the lcd PANEL is gone bad. it is a costly part which can cost more then 70% of the total cost. you need to replace it

...Vizio lines thru screed hort. it sounds like you possibly have loss of vertical deflection it could be a ic or bad solder connections from your description and you may want to enlist your local ...

How do I fix the vertical green lines on my Vizio 26 The green lines only appear where ever the color black appear. So it covers the areas with green lines. Check and replace T'Con board.

...vertical colored lines Our Vizio, Model #P42hd has a problem: The right half of the screen is a great picture but the left half is total black with various vertical colored lines on only the black ...

...Vizio TV have green vertical lines? The green lines appear where ever the color black shows up on the screen. The green lines cover the black and that makes it annoying at some times. The fault is ...