Horizontal roll on mitusbishi 35" tv

My tv is on constant horizontal roll. Someone said it sounds like leaky caps. Any easy suggestions I can use to fix it meyself? thanks.

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Thanks for your answer nfandres. The whole picture rolls up and down. In the old days I could fix it with a Horizontal or vertical hold button, but I don;t have one of those here. Any other suggestions? Thanks.

Posted on Jan 16, 2007

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Is this a horizontal black line going up or down? if yes, this sympton is caused by a trouble in the integrated circuit or in the vertical oscillator circuit. this symptons has 2 variations. one is the intermittent rolling of the picture. this referred to as the "loose vertical hold" the other variations is the continuous upward or downward rolling of the picture

Posted on Jan 15, 2007

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