My tv picture is roaring and fuzzy. What can I do to correct this problem. Marie Womble

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Hi,
TV seems dusty inside, please clean optical lens, rear mirror and front screen of TV to get better picture, need to take off back of TV to clean it inside.
Thanks.

problem is inside tv,,, a component called as picture tube base is got problem ,,pictube base connects the picture tube to the circuit board inside ur tv..call aservice men to replace it

1. If your set is connected to a cable TV box via coax cable check the connection on the cable box (both Input and out to TV connections) tighten if necessary.
2. If your using a cable splitter to split the cable to multiple TVs check those connections also.
3. If this fails to correct the problem you may have a bad cable which your cable provider should replace at no charge to you.

Is the picture fuzzy whether you are waching tv or a dvd or a tape. If it's only fuzzy on tv or dvd or tape then it's the source. If all inputs are fuzzy suspect a bad tv.

Check the menu ,,it should have a option ,,called convergenge ,,that realigns the colors,, and some tvs have geomagnetic correction,, good luck

I have spoken with support they told me a problem like this is usually a "color wheel". You are looking at $500 plus for repairs. Good Luck!

Change your input source. You are probably on Input Source "TV". My HDMI cable is plugged in INPUT 4 so make sure that your TV is set to the right INPUT.

The TV does not have a reset button. If you have no picture and no sound, there is something wrong with the chassis. In this case the set should be serviced by someone experienced in the RCA CTC203 chassis. If you have no picture but do have sound, then it is possible that the 2 controls in the 2 little holes in the back of the set are not adjusted correctly. This is quite possible since you said you put a screwdriver in there and got a fuzzy picture. The control on the bottom is called "screen" and is the overall brightness of the picture and the control on top is called "focus" and is the sharpness of the picture.

It sounds like you may have a G1 intermittent short in the picture tube, which unless it is still in warranty would not be worth repairing.