Panasonic PT-56WXF95 56" Rear Projection Television "tv gray dvd" Questions

tv, suddenly a solid gray line appeared about 4" from the top of the tv and is about 3" wide. It goes all the way across the screen. I've changed the picture size. I've unplugged the tv and replugged.

...tv for 2 years and now when I switch to play a DVD I get pink, white and gray line across the screen. I have changed dvd players, cords everything. Any ideas? Ronda Tacoma WA Sounds like engine lamp ...

...TV for a while, the closed captioning gray box will appear, start to display captioning and then stop. The gray box remains for up to three or so minutes and then vanishes. None of this is prompted. ...

...gray screen. all the cables, connections and the power cord all look/feel good. ive gotten nowhere with comcast. the fact that it can show dvds makes me think cable. the fact that the other 2 tvs are ...

...gray/black. Please help. Watching two separate tv channels at the same time requires two tv channel sources,i.e. a split of some kind. For instance,the cable coming in thru the wall is split-half to ...

TV makes humming noise, lamp light is blinking, does not turn on Last night we were watching a movie and the picture went to a gray color and blurry and you could hear a loud humming sound. We thought

...dvd or cable or tv live air signal? other than those questions I think we have it narrowed down Snicker no seriously many things go wrong with the slap together digital stuff these days and we're ...

TV was fine when I went on vacation. When I turn it on I get sound but the screen is full of white and black small rectangles, looks sort of gray. Obviously the bulb is working. I see nothing but this

...GRAY SCREEN WITH EACH COLOR UP AS FAR AS YOU CAN WITHOUT SEEING ANY COLOR ON THE TV. WHEN YOU GET THIS TRY PLAYING THE MOVIE. MAKE SURE THE BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST IN THE TV ARE AT A NORMAL LEVEL ...

...TV and see if you have the same problem. Another, perhaps easier test is to see if issue persists when playing a DVD. If the volume is still low regardless of the input source (DVD, VHS, cable, etc) ...