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anthony bridges Posted on Jan 02, 2007
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Horizontal lines I am having horizontal lines come on the tv after about 30 to 45 minutes into watching. the lines will only disappear after i shut the tv off. i have just finished replacing the lamp about a month ago then the lines started appearing about 3 weeks later. did everything the manual said and nothing.

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If this model has a "lint screen" or air filter, I would check to make sure the set is getting proper ventilation. Otherwise, you probably have a bad solder connection or capicators going bad, causing your symptoms. Hopefully you won't have to get a replacement Printed circuit board as they are quite expensive.

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