Television screen is green

should be a setting in the menu for changing the green colour on the screen, should be able to adjust green blue and red to get perfect picture settings for the user.

There is a small adjustment device on the circuit board that balances colour on ur tv screen. This was supposed to be adjusted acordingly to suit the new light. This should save u.

sounds like you may have a bulb out, you can pull the screen off to access it but you have to very careful with the screens or you will damage them, only clean with isopropyl alcohol and of good quality, there will be three bulbs in there, red blue green, their location and direction is very important, so dont move them, if they all work clean then put the screens back on, and see if you can adjust the direction from the menu

Hmm my dad's old t.v. just cut out on him it took awile to turn on this my be the end of ur tv so this might be a power problem but older t.v. loose there colour on the screen my uncle had a like 10-15 year old t.v the screen was like green when it was light but when u turned of the light or closed the blind's it's picture was ok so try that.

simple. easy. you have 3 screen adjustments. red green blue. turn color all the way down. you should then get just a black and white picture, but in your case, it will still be reddish. behind the speaker grill is an access panel for screen adjustment. remove speaker grill. remove access panel. you will see a block assembly roughly 6 inches square with 6 knobs on it. 3 are for screen, 3 are for focus. adjust until you have a black and white picture. then go into menu and turn your color back up. enjoy!

There should be colour settings under the "picture" tab in the menu. In the colour settings you can change the level of green, blue and red (the 3 that make white) Here you can scale the green back to make it closer to equal with blue and red

Find out what board and circuit is responsible for the color and you have your answer.

loretta change your power pack
entwined  try another cable

This is no solution but a point in a probable direction.

A tech guy told me ALL the LCDs they have seen in their repair shop have "swollen" capacitors, this is due to voltage instability. Lowering the internal voltage regulator and replacing the swollen capacitors (which eliminate noise) apparently restores the LCD to new working quality. Without actually "seeing" my problem the tech said that should repair it. I have not tried this yet but eventually will begin that way.

I have only see this issue caused by either a defective main bd. or a defective A/V bd. I am sorry but both would require a new bd and no simple repair exists.