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If it happened to all your video/audio components,you should have a repair tech, to take care of it. There are at least 3-4 different issues which in my opinion it is not worth your money and time. Solutiondoct
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Your cable box or satellite receiver could be causing the green screen. We recommend you ensure the box's 4:3 Override has been changed to Stretch or Off and Color Space has been change to RGB.
you may need to set the timer longr to take the picture also be sure to open the lenses or remove the batttery yt reset be sure to used right can of batterys
You have the television on sleep mode. You'll have to disengage the sleep function! Most tv have this option so that you can go ahead and snooze for a while and the tv will turn itself off!
After being on a little while, the screen goes black (no audio as well) for 20 to 30 seconds. Green light stays on. Then, picture comes back on and takes a couple of seconds to get up to full brightness. About 5 seconds or so after the video comes back, the audio returns.
Until this morning, has only happened a couple of times a day, now happening more often. About 3 times in last 20 minutes.
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