Question about JVC AV-48WP30 48" Rear Projection Television

Red and Blue shadowing (Where are my 3d glasses)

Can anyone help, JVC AV-48WP30 Rear Projection with a red (mostly) and a blue shadow on the picture. If I know the parts that have failed or the solution I might be able to fix at home. It happened while my son was watching, he heard a snap and the pic went to the (Bad 3D mode) red and blue shadow. Many thanks in advance for any help. TJ

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There are two convergence IC's that are bad and need to be replaced, as this happens to almost every rear projectionj set ever made. They are stand up IC's , on a heatsink and they start with STK. They are soldered into place and this set has no user replaceable parts inside of it. If you have no solid state repair experience, you really should call out a trained tech to assist you in this repair. A TV set is no place to be diggin and experimenting inside of.

Posted on Sep 24, 2006

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