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Anonymous Posted on Mar 22, 2013

Picture disappears then red and blue squares appear

  • Anonymous Apr 12, 2013

    Hello,solution has been found,the problem was a blue ray machine on top of media box causing this problem,so advise anyone not to place any machines(dvd recorder etc)on top of box.

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Sounds like panel fault. Check this site. There is screen shots to many faults that occurs to Plasma displays. Compare them to that of yours, and get confirmed. Pull up older posts there. Check the site with patience. More than 2000 post are there, and all are related to repair help to electronic entertainment and domestic equipment.

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2013

    Thank you for a prompt response,this helps a lot,the TV is under guarantee so need to contact supplier I guess? Best regards Paul

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GHOST: May be described as "Out of Convergence" but ghost is still attached to main image.
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03b_ghost_image01.gif Figure 1
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03b_ghost_image02.gif Figure 2
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  3. Press the "EXIT" button three times to return to normal picture.
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