Questions & Answers for: need words saying tv screen

...need to take it in to a service drop or call the company. It just somehow was placed backwards. I was probably trying to play with it and put it on my disk drive of my computer. Which didn't work ...

...need to be replaced.This should get it working again.So far I have fixed four of the same make,and model TV as this,and they all had either one,or two bad capacitors.I hope this helps.If you have any ...

...need to remove the screws that connects that frame to the one that covers the LCD itself. Don't worry, there is no risk to the LCD. I removed all those screws, but lifted only the bar near the top of ...

...TV picture had a strong red hue, but the symptoms were gone. Except for the strong red hue and not being able to see any green colors (ex. can't see the channel text/number) the picture was fine. ...

...need to do is to lift small plastic lever that is part of a connector. Then ribbon can be slided out. If not sure what to do, see how this is done on the new T-CON. It has a principle of buckle on ...

need a new control box, but I am sure there is a much cheaper solution to this. Please help. I had a TLX-4240B 42" Polaroid LCD TV and the screen would go black after about 10 minutes. There was still

...words across the bottom are cut in 1/2 - it's like the picture is in a macro mode & we can't minimize it. The TV's remote is not accessible ( no batteries ) for our kids which we thought maybe they ...

...words. Normally, when you press once, twice and three times, you toggle through various options: your laptop screen only, your external screen only and both screens. Hope this helps. Hello and thank ...

...TV owners have to have this problem before it becomes general consumer knowledge? In other words - this is a KNOWN ISSUE with plasma televisions yet it has somehow fallen through the cracks of ...

...need a TINY dab of rubber cement, added with a toothpick, for those that the glue is no good. I LIGHTLY stick them to the Display Bezel for safekeeping. (Yes. They like to stick to your fingers, the ...