Cant get lines to go away

I have blue and red lines all over the screen and comes in fussy with a pink-red tint wondering what steps can we can take if tried to align the crosshairs on test mode and cant get them to line up

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1. MAY ALSO HAVE INTERMITTENT SHUTDOWN. CHECK FOR PROPER SEATING OF CONNECTIONS TO AND FROM THE HIGH VOLTAGE BLOCK

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