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RCA MM36100 color problem

The TV works fine until the other day. When I turned it on, the color was all messed up. The colors forms 3 static rings on the screen, the blue in the center, green in middle and red in outside. The picture displays OK, just the color is no longer moving with the object on TV. So now I am watching b/w TV with 3 color rings. Please help. If more info. is needed, I would be more than happy to provide additional info. I wish I can put a picture here.

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  • Fred Dai Aug 12, 2006

    Thanks for the solution!
    I have a speaker may be too close to the TV, will that be the cause of the problem? If so, will the problem go away once I move the speaker away from the TV?

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Sounds like you have a deguassing problem with your TV .. have the repair person bring out a deguassing coil and see if thsat helps.. This will only be a temp repair as you will have to have the problem that caused this to be fixed. good Luck

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  • Anonymous Aug 12, 2006

    It should after turning on the set from a cold start

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