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Re: Hava 2 40'' LCD tv/monitor which has a green line on...
“only certain channels” I think something wrong with the main board. If you need further information about part #, price, please state the brand, model, and version…
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If I remember correctly, each button has a bizarre symbol next to it.
Draw the buttons on the paper and draw the symbol that appears beside each button.
With the TV on, press the first button and note what it does. Press it a second time to see if that progresses to something further or cancels the operation.
Repeat this for the other buttons.
I seem to remember a vertical green line appearing on Grundig sets which indicated that the tuning was activated. Look for buttons such as > or >> or < or << that suggest scanning for channels. Make sure you can pick up analogue TV signals in your area.
It also helps if you have a VCR or DVD recorder which is already tuned and you can tune the TV to that signal.
Are you certain of the connection? Sometimes the connector becomes loose or otherwise loses integrity. Maybe it's the cable (HDMI, right?)--or both the TV's connector and that. They may become worn.
Be careful with your LCD screen--they are more delicate than most people realize.....
Hi, Channel 3 or 4 might work for older TVs. Most new HDTV's have a mode setting in the menu. (Video 1 or 2 or 3) or (Component 1 or 2). On your remote you may have DVD button. Try all these suggestions, 1 of these will work. You can play with the remote too. Good luck.
This is probably a problem with your LCD monitor or the connections to it. Does the blue line show in all situations such as record, playback, and menu mode?
Test your monitor by plugging into your camera the TV cord that came with your camera. Connect to a TV and use it as a monitor when your camera is on. be sure to switch to the TV to channel three or video to get a picture. Check the different screen modes: record, play, and menu. If the blue line does not appear on the TV then there is damage to your monitor or its connections. My guess is you won't see the blue line on your TV since you get good prints. If you are on warranty, get it fixed. Otherwise, you have a choice between paying for a repair or living with it. Good luck.
there should be an input line of just audio cable hookups (one red and one white) that you have to run and an output cable from your tv audio output of just red and white. make sure the tv says output or line out and the surround sound system says input or line in
The LCD Panel is defective. You will need to replace the LCD Panel. It will probably be cheaper to replace the monitor since the LCD Panel may exceed the monitor cost.
Single lines of single color (red,green, blue) are LCD panel failures.
1 or 2 lines of single color are LCD Panel failures.
Multple color lines could be anything so in this case you start by checking the power circuit.
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