Problems with ViewSonic N3000W 30 in. HDTV-Ready LCD Television?

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Viewsonic N3000w LCD TV randomly shuts...
I've had this 30" LCD TV for 2 years now and recently it started to sporadically shut off. The power light goes...

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how do I remove the base from the lg 50...
I have taken out all the screws and it still doesn't come off. there are hinges which makes me think the whole thing...

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removal of base
is it possible to remove base stand in order to fit wall fittings

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Sony, widescreen, double lines
I have a widescreen with double lines, everything is outlined. Are my picture tubes bad?

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tv volume
goodmans xpro gtv42p4 i have speekers on tv, but the volume does not alter but the osd shows the vol altering

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no picture, only sound
Philips 32PF9731D this is my 2nd tv, the first one lasted 7 days until the display went. i got another brand new tv...

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RCA - 4228ASPDP - 42 inch Plasma - Audio...
I plugged in a DVD recorder and also Sky (Digital TV) using AV 1 & 2 channels. Problem is the audio can be heard on...

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ViewSonic N3000W
I have a picture on my screen, but right side has a blue tint.

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thick multicoloured stripes accross the...
Bought a ViewSonic N3000W 30 in. HDTV-Ready LCD Television about three years ago been working fine up until last week,...

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thick bands of 5 colours on screen
with no response apart from sound nothing works its gone dead, it juse keeps flashing vertical primary colours at me??

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I have a viewsonic n3000w need help...
I have a viewsonic n3000w 29" lcd tv and I have identified the problem the tv was hit buy a power surge and just...

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ViewSonic LCD N3000w Television Scrolling...
There are waves scrolling moves on top of the pictures, there is no any additional device i connected, so the picture is...

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