Panasonic PT-47WX49 47" Rear Projection Television "horizontal wavy lines tv screen" Questions

...wavy lines on top of screen, I adjusted convergence, the blue will not line up horizontally, is there a inexpensive solution? blue wavy line on screen , picture is good still, It means one of the ...

horizontal wavy lines on picture While the TV warms up there are wavy lines that run across the screen like waves in water. Once it warms for a while the lines become stationary. Eventually they are ...

...wavy and goes to horizontal line, smack top of tv and it goes back to normal. This problem is a couple of bad caps in the vertical and horizontal sweep area, just can't remember which. It use to be a ...

Wavy horizontal lines running through the screen I have a Mitsubishi Medallion WS- 55613. The picture is shaky and has wavy lines running horizontally. The lines are not static, they move. They run ...

...horizontal wavy lines that continuously appear. Do you have an electrmagnetic, enectrical, or magnet on, or near your T.V.? Do you have an electrmagnetic, enectrical, or magnet on, or near your

...horizontal line is is fine, however the vertical line is wavy. When the TV is turned ON the screen appears to have a horizontal alignment problem, after about 5 to 8 minutes the picture clears up but ...

...horizontal wavy lines that decrease as the set warms but never go completely away. The top three inches of the screen, or so, have persisitant horizontal wavy lines no matter for how long the set has ...

horizontal or vertical wavy lines running throughout picture and blurring screen.happens whether watching tv or dvd or playing video games. It's a mitsubishi Medallion 65in rear projection hdtv Do you

...wavy horizontal line. smack tv and it goes back to normal. If your TV looks 3D, warped, or distorted it likely has a convergenge problem. If however it just looks dull, washed out, redish, greenish, ...

wavy lines. About a half an hour later the picture starts to jump with many horizontal lines acroos the screen. In looking through other posts of other similar problems, it was suggested that it might