Lines on the screen goeing through the #'s making it hard to read

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Line faults & possible causes to LCD & Plasma screen are given with illustrations. You can get an idea about the fault to an extent. Faults to all LCD & Plasma screen are similar, irrespective of its brand and screen size.
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Instructions

• 1 Press and hold down the lock button on the Firefly phone until the screen says "Enter Pin."
• 2 Press the "Enter" button to begin entering the PIN number.
• 3 Press the right arrow button once. You will see the number one.
  
• 4 Press "OK." You will see an asterisk on the top line.
• 5 Press the right arrow button twice until you see the number 2.
• 6 Press "OK." You'll see a second asterisk symbol on the top line.
• 7 Press the right arrow button three times until you see the number three.
• 8 Press "OK." You'll see a third asterisk symbol on the top line.
• 9 Press the right arrow button four times until you see the number four.
• 10 Press "OK." You'll see a fourth asterisk symbol on the top line. The phone will unlock.
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After you fix a brake line, you need to bleed the line. There is air in the line that needs to be bleed out of the line. Make sure the vehicle is not running, totally shut off. First - find which tire the brake line goes to that you just fixed. Two - then have someone in the vehicle pumping the brake three times, then on the third time, have them hold the brake to floor. Three - open the bleeder valve on the brake caliper of the tire that the brake line goes to.(Note - You need the tire off the vehicle to do this.) Four - once the the bleeder valve is opened, and all the brake fluid, and air comes out, close the bleeder valve and repeat the whole process several more time. Each time you bleed the brake line you are releasing the air in the line, and creating pressure with just fluid in the line. Usually three to four tries of bleeding the line will solve the air in the brake line problem and your brake pedal will become hard.

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Line faults & possible causes to LCD & Plasma screen are given with illustrations. You can get an idea about the fault to an extent. Faults to all LCD & Plasma screen are similar, irrespective of its brand and screen size.
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The brand and model number not indicated here--need that to TRY to help.

a dirty hard first clean all of the dust from your computer using a fine air blower from an air compressor making sure there is no moisture in the air line then give the hard drive a firm tap on one side to free up the read arm
hope this helps

Hi:
That sort of message comes up when your computer is unable to boot to the hard drive. Those messages basically mean that it is trying to boot from a network, (which it isn't hooked upt to). Your hard drive could have failed, or your boot sequence could have been inadvertently changed too.
First, make sure your thumb drive is not installed in the laptop, as this can cause the problem too.


You can check your boot sequence by rebooting your computer, and entering the BIOS, usually by hitting F1 or F2 on start up. Tab over to the Boot section, and see what the boot order is: Usually it should be: CDROM drive, Then Hard drive, then removeable drives.

If this is ok, check and make sure that your hard drive is showing up in the BIOS on the main page too.
If not, it might be bad....
Hope this helps!

vertical output failure causes the three lines across the screen

It has been my experience with Sonys that those three colored lines indicate that the set is having trouble with the data communication lines. The hitch is that a model as complex as that one has as many as five seperate clock/data lines and if any one of them goes down the set will exhibit your symptom. It will take a professional to track down which line is causing the problem. I've seen audio output IC's as well as tuners cause the problem.

It has been pushed on the screen is the most likley cause you need a new screen and with most of the motorola's the external screen is attached to the main screen (as one) so you might have to replace the whole screen.

Sorry for the bad news