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Posted on Oct 28, 2007

Horizontal line (with about an inch of picture)

Our tv is about 3 or 4 years old--no problems.  All of a sudden we just have a horizontal line with about an inch of the bottom of the picture with it.  Doesn't work with VCR or DVD either.  Thanks for any ideas/solutions.

  • rositasid Dec 24, 2008

    A horizontal bright line in the middle of the screen with just about an inch of picture underneath on some channels. It happened twice before when starting the tv but disappeared in a couple of hours as unexpectedly as it came. This time nothing seems to bring it back to normal

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Check a capacitor on the horizontal section

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