Panasonic TH-42PD25U/P 42 in. Plasma EDTV "tv picture shifted right" Questions

picture on my tv has shifted to the left, cutting off about 1/3rd of the picture and leaving a black bar on the right side of the screen. DVD's play with no shift, this only occurs in TV mode. Even if

Picture and Sound Cuts Out When Moved My 50" Panasonic plasma TV is causing me grief. TH-50PX75U It is mounted to the wall on a double wishbone mount that can swing to any position. This is a heavy ...

...tv screen has shifted to the left with the left side of the picture now rolled over to the right creating two different picture bands. Is there a way to get the picture back to the full screen? the ...

...tv picture has shifted to the left so that about 8 inches of the l/h side of the picture is showing on the r/h side of the screen. any way to fix this with my remote? NOTE:(Edited and copied from ...

...green bar on the right hand side of the screen. Can't find the position adjustment. Use the curser buttons on the remote to shift picture left or right. This works when the TV is on the HDMI ...

...couple inches,just make sure not be to close to ur other electronics devices.Go in ur tv menu.Go to PICTURE.Go down to reset,the setting will go back factory setting,so the colors.See if that

...picture has shifted to the right, how do I adjust back to full screen? I replaced the power supply and the picture is now 2/3 on the screen. It is like it is blackened out. How can I adjust the ...

...Picture Adjust menu operates in the same way for the PC Input as for the DTV / TV input in section 4.2 for Backlight, Contrast, Brightness and Color Temperature. 4.12.1 Auto Adjust When the MENU ...

...Tv & Scart. I cannot get into the menu so that I can move the picture horizontally back 8mm. Thanks John With the remote I managed to get into the correct menu for the screen (previously I was ...

...picture. I unplugged the TV and the Red line for a day, but reappeared. Then one day, I turned on the TV and the left side of the screen had stretched to cover the whole screen (The left side of the ...