LCD blue on bottom screen

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You are ging to need to get the new LCD panel, very very expensive, better out the money toward new TV.

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Hi,
I'm afraid, it is problem of optical block unit (light engine) that produce picture by 3 lcds inbuilt, the blue lcd and its related uv filters become defective and causing this kind of blue hue on screen.
Complete optical unit block (light engine) will be replaced by qualified tech to get tv fixed, light engine is costly part so ask an estimate before sending tv in.
Thanks.

Projectors with three LCD circuit boards can overheat over time and damage one of the color panels (circuits). This happened to my Epson. It costs too much to replace the panel, which means the projector is terminal. This bleeding color may start small and get worse over time. I hope that this is not the probelm that you have...

take away if there was any speaker near the tv Unit. you need to demagnetize the screen using a magnet or demagnetizer.

sounds like you need a new light engine. Sony can probably get you one at no cost if make enough noise, they are aware of problems with their light engines. good luck

Try Moving The Speaker You Have There Away From It?
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I had the same problem w/ the same TV about 6 months ago. You need a new optical engine. Hopefully you are still under warranty. Once that was replaced, the tv looks great.

Sony has acknowledged this problem as being a defect in the optical block and has extended the warranty replacement on this part till december 2008. I have the kdf50we655 and had the same problem. It was repaired for free, but would have cost me about $1500.