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Anonymous Posted on May 07, 2007

Vertical hold problem

Tv works fine,except the vertical hold is not working,screen will fluctuate in size fairly consistently,and sometimes it will work fine.anybody know what this is?and also if i dont repair myself,does anyone have an idea of what a repair like this would cost?

  • Anonymous Nov 16, 2007

    When television is first turned on, I only get a line straight across the middle of the screen. After about 5 to 10 minutes of being on, TV works fine.

  • Anonymous Dec 25, 2007

    The picture has a vertical line through the center of the screen. sound is fine but no picture.

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