Hi,
I have a LG DLP RU-44SZ51D tv that is a couple years old, and I want to hook up my laptop to my tv. I have a 6-month-old HP Pavillion dv6000. I bought at Bestbuy a VGA cable, and when I hook everything up, I hear the cable audio, but there is no picture or audio from my laptop. Also, someone told me all I need is an S-video cable, but the same thing happens as with the VGa cable. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
You need to buy a tv converter .i have a... trust televiewer 1600 and it works fine you do need a s video cable and a mini jack audio cable to plug in where your speakers would normaly go. hope this helps
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push the MUTE button on your remote control at the same time as pushing the OKbutton on your tv set . Hold for at least 10 - 15 seconds . You should now see a page on your screen that will tell u total lamp hours
Hi,Lg lamps are usually in the back.This is your part # 6912B22007A you have to choose between the small square lamp with 4 corners and 2 ventilation holes or big and round lamp. Found it here: http://www.discount-merchant.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=6912B22007A Here's instructions to replace it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hoaqR3jt1A God bless you!
Is it an LCD or DLP? The Model below suggests it is an DLP. Sounds as if you have the dreaded light tunnel collapse common to all LG DLP TV's. Inside the light engine there is a square tube made up of four mirrors. These mirrors deform and crack with the heat of the lamp. They fall down over the light aperture and cause a shadow of varying degrees. It is fixable now at a realistic price ( used to have to replace engine) as LG have made the parts available. It would take a competent tech around three hours to complete or if you are technically minded you could do it yourself. I hope this helps. Good Luck.
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