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Toshiba 42wh36p problem

I have a problem with my rear projection tv, when you first switch it on its fine then after about 20 minutes lines appear across the top of the screen which get worse until the picture breaks into red and blue and goes curved. I turn the tv off and on and it does it again after a few minutes. It gets worse the longer ther tv is on.

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You tv problem intermittent the problem is in the color circuit, vertical circuit.have a tech check your tv for repairs.good luck.

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