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I have Satellite A75-211 with 17" screen. It displays about 1" wide redish vertical line at about 3 inches from the right edge of the monitor. Can anybody tell me what the problem can be? Thanks.
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There is some connection defects. If you wish to know more about these kind of fault to plasma displays, check this link. There is illustrations to compare with, which cannot be included by this window.
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are two prevalent formats for video programming: full screen and wide
screen. LCD TVs are designed to show a wide screen picture to go with
high-definition (HD) programming. When standard-definition (SD)
programming is watched on an LCD HDTV in its default settings mode,
there will be two vertical lines on the right and left sides of the
picture. You need to go into your TV settings menu to troubleshoot this
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Press the "Menu" button on your remote control and open the "Picture Settings" sub-menu.<br />
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Select "View" from the list of options.<br />
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a viewing mode that will eliminate the vertical lines. Select "Zoom" to
crop the on-screen image to fit the screen. Select "Wide/Widescreen" to
stretch the on-screen image to fit the screen, or select
"Panoramic/Panorama" to stretch the sides of the onscreen image to fit
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My 3-year old 52-inch Toshiba flat panel TV (Model # 52RV53U, Serial # AM409000295) developed a display problem (purchased Aug. 2008, manufactured July 2008). Vertical multicolored lines appeared on the screen just left of center. The band of thin vertical bars is 5.5 inches wide. The lines are about 1/16-inch wide. They are stationary, always exactly in same place. They over-ride any other picture on the screen (no transparency). They are there all time even with no video inputs to the TV after the unit is turned on. See picture #1. The TV works well in every other respect, but, obviously, it is annoying to watch the picture with the color band blocking about 1/6 of the picture.
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I already swapped out the TCON board with no improvement and replugged the TCON board cables with no improvement.
Most likely it is the flat panel tab bond failure (panel made by Samsung). Further solution updates will be on my Facebook page.
Sounds like your display panel needs to be replaced.As far as your speakers they sound to have gone bad if it plays sound externally but not on the onboard ones.
any vertical or horizontal line (any color any size) showing stable on the screen that is the hardware damage at the LCD panel back board ( call panel driver board) . it repair complicate but easy to do change LCD panel (common parts). you need find a PC service dealer to do so.
Hi
If there is no picture behind the stripe and the edges are well-defined, then one of the display driver ICs has failed. Philips displays can be made by several manufacturers - usually Samsung. The ICs are bonded to the flexible ribbon in most cases, and replacement is an expensive specialist job - and in many cases is simply not possible.
A shadow on the picture is much better - usually due to interference.
Glyn
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