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Black rectangle on t.v. screen

The problem is on the lower half of the screen. While the t.v. is on a black rectangle appears on the lower half of the screen. The t.v. stays on in the background, with a 3 inch border around the black box. The box does not disappear at any point, even when the t.v. is turned off or unplugged.

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  • jsevyc Dec 17, 2007

    lower half screen is black

    around 3 inches of inverted picture in the middle of the screen

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It sounds like you have the Text feature on the closed caption option turned on. your going to most likly need an original remote to turn this feature off as far as i know of. If you do not have an original toshiba remote to turn off the clkosed caption or in some sets you have to go into the menu to turn this feature off, maybe you can borrow one from a friend that has one or you can get one from http://www.remotes.com. Good liuck and let us know if you need more assistance

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I have the same problem, but it was only on certain channels (5, 10) and i'm not sure of the company who make my tv but it has a D in a circle as it's logo - is it Direct? It was the cheap $120 19" tv. But, i took techman's advice (on this page) and turned off the closed captioning thing (which i never remember turning on, but OK) and it fixed the problem :)

Menu - Closed Caption - Off


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We had the same problem and fixed it with the suggestions here. Although we thought we had went to the closed captions section before...We did again and there was the problem fixed it in two seconds.. It is defiantly on the TV original remote under Closed Caption.
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When that happens I press lightly the volume on the remote control and it dissapears.

Posted on Jul 26, 2009

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The first response is correct. This is mainly with Toshiba televisions, although I do not know my model. You can also do it with the TV if you have certain models, but it's under the menu screen with only two options, the second of which is closed caption.

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