Questions & Answers for: screen gone black surface 3

...screen. Step 4. Gently maneuver the duster around the internal components specifically towards the bottom right of the TV. there is a coil, numerous wires, and components most likely covered in dust. ...

...screen instructions. And don't touch the sensor with anything. (You will damage the sensor). And don't blow on the sensor. (You will get your spit on the sensor). I used one of those old rubber blow ...

gone. My 2-scratch monitor is better now than it was as a one scratch one! I'm now convinced it's partly, largely, or completely due to the heat from friction of rubbing the eraser across the scratch,

...screen side down. On one side there is a board with a black plastic sheath covering it. That is your inverter board. There are six or so screws and a bunch of plugs. after unscrewing/unplugging the ...

...gone into the light. My computer boots up, I hear sound, but I get no picture. It starts out black then a blank white screen. I tried connecting it to another computer and same problem. I unplugged ...

...screen With everything gone digital now, shouldn't the picture on our 16x9 tv be full. Why do we continue to have these lines and also have them on the sides at times. Originally when 16:9 TVs were ...

...screen is gone white & everytime i touch the end button to turn it on it goes right to the white screen , any other suggestions ? That didnt work on mine...I ended up going to our Verizon store ...

screen Blue ring ) and put the back on. 2: RESET: Go into the settings and scroll down to reset all, push center button, scroll to yes, push center this will restore factory settings..... 3: Reset All

...screen and lockup.(tv menu would be affected by all picture defects if caused by DMD board). Hope this helps someone.. I think there is two problems as well with this TV set ONE: the color wheel has ...

...screen; continuing to make circular motions with the magnet. When the magnet loses contact, the color blotches should be gone. ? TV shuts off randomly: It's usually caused by overheating. Remove any ...