Pincushion?? I'm not sure how to say it. But on my monitor computer this is call pincushion. On my TV F32650, screen image is squezze vertically. The image is clean, the sound too. 2 vertical with some curve are on the two side. (sorry for my bad english, how someone will be able to help me.) Thanks!

It sounds that the pincushion adjustment, of pincushion adjust circuit inside has the fault.google.com/+GopakumarGopalan

The problem could be in the Monitor, Computer or Cable. Did you try to connect another monitor or can you try to connect another computer (maybe a laptop) to that monitor?
It's important to understand where to start.
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To adjust the display settings:

1. Press the flywheel control. The main menu appears.

The current display settings appear across the top of the main menu.

2. Rotate the flywheel to highlight an option. The name of the
highlighted option appears in the center of the menu.

3. Press the flywheel control to select the highlighted option, then
rotate the flywheel to adjust it.

Some options can only be enabled or disabled. There are also some
options that contain additional menus.

4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 until you have made all your changes.

5. Rotate the flywheel control until Exit is highlighted, then press
it to exit the OSD control system.


OSD OPTIONS:

Contrast increases or decreases display image contrast.

Brightness increases or decreases display image brightness.

Horizontal Size increases or decreases the width of the display image.

Horizontal Position moves display image to the left or right side of
the screen.

Vertical Size increases or decreases the height of the display image.

Vertical Position moves display image to the top or bottom of the
screen,

Pincushion curves the sides of the display image inward or outward.

Trapezoid increases or decreases the trapezoid distortion of the
display image.

Degauss removes magnetic discoloration from the display image.

Recall returns most options to the original factory default settings
if the monitor is currently using a preset video mode. (See the “Video
modes” section in this guide for information about the factory preset
modes.)

Advanced Option opens the Advanced Option menu. Color opens the Color
Manager menu.

Language changes the display language for the OSD control system.

User displays information about the monitor’s preset modes.

OSD Manager moves the OSD control window on the screen.

Exit closes OSD control system.

I can't find any info on the monitor. The problem is likely a problem with the sync circuitry of the monitor which is responsible for the constant rolling of the image, or with the image source - the camera.

There are probably no user serviceable parts / adjustment for the monitor (or camera for that matter). Until someone can give you more specific help you do some checking with a different sources (another camera or video source like a VCR, DVD, etc.) to identify which is is the culprit. If the picture doesn't clean up with a different source, the monitor is the likely source and it'll have to be checked out at a TV repair shop (remember when they were everywhere?) or by a CCTV service company.

I hope you get more help on this but at least you've got a starting point. Good luck!

one of the buttons on your monitor is partially shorted. trust me, ive encountered this problem many times.

you may have change the pincushion for the monitor.
go to manu>geogetry> and reajust the pincushing, so it is stright on the side.
and you can also adjust the vertical and horizontal to the best fix.

You did not mention that this cost any money, so I assume that this was a warranty repair. There is the possibility that the new light engine is defective (I see it all the time), or TV needs adjustment via service menu, not mechanical. Call company back or call manufacture to get another company in your area to come out and repair your TV properly. Don't quit until your TV is working properly. Good luck.

try to adjust yuor fucos and screen at hte flyback.hope this will help

CHECK THE CAPACITOR IN THE PINCUSHION SECTION OF THE TV MAIN BOARD

I think this is a non-ddc monitor. But I think you right, the monitor is damaged and won't read it's own driver. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/162737/en-us