Picture on screen is yellow and not clear. New battery did not correct.

You need to clean the lenses in front of the light bulb and clean out the inside of the light box too

The exact problem you are describing here is unclear. Are you getting a clear picture just in green or are you getting just a green screen with no picture at all? If the first, then you are sending a composite signal into the component connectors. A composite signal (typically the yellow connector) is the entire picture over 1 wire. Component requires 3 (RGB being the most common). Verify that you are using the correct input for the signal type and update this with any additional details about the status of the set.

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Dan

Unplug foxtel three video pins cable and plug yellow video cable of dvd then play it, you will get correct and clear picture in video input.
You can not plug composite and component video at same time in video input of tv, that is cause of your problem.
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If your screen shows a blurry image it can be a few possible things (and only these things).

1. The first and most obivous problem is being on the wrong channel - for example, if you are on Channel 3, but the switch on the back of your system is set to channel 4, you'll see a VERY fuzzy picture; simple switch to the other channel and it will come in clear.

2. Now...assuming you are on the correct channel, does your television receive other pictures clearly (for example if you change to a normal broadcasting station and it is still blurry, then it is a problem with your TV and not your NES system). Another way to test is to simply switch TVs and see if the same picture problem occurs.

If 1 and 2 are not the problem, them we know the problem is with your NES system and this should be an easy fix.

If you are using an RF Switch, then it is most likely the pin on either end of the switch has become bent (or was bent and now is bent back) and will no longer give a clear picture. The easiest way to test this is find a set of AV cables (any av cables - these are the red, white, and yellow cables that often hook DVD players to television). Find a set and just take one of those ends and connect it to the side of the NES system into the circle that says VIDEO and take the other end of that same color and put it into your TV into the circle that says VIDEO (note that the colors don't always match up on the newer TVs, just make sure that if you are using the yellow end of the AV cable and plug it into the video on the NES that you plug the other yellow end of the av cable into whatever color on the TV says VIDEO! Then change your tv to the cannel for that AV slot (usually AV 1 or INPUT 1). Turn the nintendo back on and see if the picture comes through clearly - if it does, it means you had a bad RF switch and you can either get a new one, or just use AV cables instead!

One of the above problems IS the problem - I've repaired over 1000 NES systems and 95% of the time it's just a bad RF switch (so the AV cable test works best)

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hey there, not sure if you can do this or not but it will clear your cmos. Boot up MS-DOS and enter the DEBUG program. Type the following commands: The following commands will clear CMOS:

-o 70 2e <CR>
-o 71 ff <CR>
-o 70 2f <CR>
-o 71 ff <CR>
It may be necessary to reboot the computer a couple of times to correct any CMOS and errors.

could be bad bulb is it setting in right is coler wheel freeley moving

Hello,
Your TV having the main board defective. Any question please call me at 323-767-6030.

You need new convergence ICs this is a common problem on all projection TVs. Please post the model number of your set and I will post a link where you can order the new ICs and recieve free step by step instructions with pictures on how to do the repair yourself.