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Posted on Mar 18, 2008

Samsung HP-R4252, white vertical line

There is a white vertical line on all sources, and with all cables disconnected. I tested with several screen adjustments, but non made a difference. It seems as though the line is on top of picture or even blank screen. I called Samsung, and the warranty expired, and I called a local tech, but they want 100 bucks just to tell me what is wrong by coming to my house, and they won't guess what might be wrong. Any help will be greatly appreciated,
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Unfortunately you probably have a bad lcd panel. This is caused by the heat of the panel releasing the solder that holds the ribbon cable that supplies the picture information to the panel. A lcd panel is more often than not, more expensive than getting a new tv, also the new tv will come with a warranty. Most of the unit I have had this problem with were uneconomical to repair. Sorry for the bad news, Hope this helps.

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