Brown rectangle in center of screen

Restart your computer,
and keep hitting the F8 key until a "start-up" menu
(white text over a black background) is displayed.
Choose "Safe Mode" and let Windows start.
Reset the screen-resolution to 800-by-600, and 60 Hertz refresh-rate.
Restart your computer, normally,
and then "tweak" the screen-resolution and refresh-rates that are "optimal" for your monitor.

Try unplugging your television for a minute and then re-plug and allow it to reboot. After re-start, you will need to access the menu to re-scan for channels.

Hope this helps!

it sounds like someone turned on the text box on the closed caption feature on the set there may be a button on the remote or look in the set-up features in the main menu
Techman.

Invicta Service Center:

http://www.invictawatch.com/support_files/service_center/ServiceCenter.htm

U have Convergence prob.Go to menu setup look for covergence,see no convergence,U have an open Fuse it dead(FL231)located right side of the Flyback Transformer.There is 3 in a roll small brown rectangle looking caps,but they are Fuses,the one in the middle it dead.

This happens all the time, on your remote, go into the Menu and disable Closed Captions. It will go away after that.

I had the same problem and found that there was a connection problem with the center speaker. Do a sound check on all speakers and see if the sound is coming out of the center one. If not then just check you have connected it properly.

Hello BruceD,

What you may have is a magnetism problem. I would suggest that you try deguassing the CRTs first before looking into replacing the CRTs. You can have a TV technician perform this for about $50.00 - $60.00.

Thank you,
Shuttle83

I have replaced alot of these light engines for this problem. Yesterday I received a letter from Sony saying they are going to give an additional warranty to have the optics replaced. I just checked, your model is one of them and Sony is replacing the optic block under an extended warranty, regardless of the purchase date, until the end of October 2008. Contact Sony for an Authorized Service Center in your area or go to this site to read about it: http://esupport.sony.com/perl/news-item.pl?news_id=185&mdl=KDSR60XBR1 Have this repair done on your set and it should save you about $1300.00 to $1500.00 on the repair. Hope this helps.