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Channel info pixilated, distorted, HD works intermittently

I've had my Mits for about four years and recently the channel information is distorted to the point that it can not be read. Any suggestions on the cause? Also, recently when I attempt to switch to HD, the set acts like it doesn't have an input. I've verified that the signal is entering the set but the set doesn't find HD or digital signals. Thanks for any assistance

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  • Anonymous Mar 30, 2014

    picture pixilating occasionally on bbc hd channels and quite a lot on itv channels.this has only started recently.

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2HDW sister PCB most likely suspect,if source(s) are ok.

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