All Dots, no clear picture

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Do you have anything plugged into your video 1 input? If so, is there a signal reaching your set's input? Try other inputs and see what happens.

There is no picture tube in a modern flat screen TV.
And unless it's physically broken, it's usually something else that has failed and not the screen.
A picture tube is a CRT (cathode ray tube) that sends electrons from the back to the front to light up different color phosphorous dots.
A modern flat screen TV on the other hand is LCD (liquid crystal display) that turns on and off to allow backlighting through multi colored filters. (LED TV also uses a LCD screen, the only difference is the backlighting is LED and not fluorescent lamps.)

according to your observation we called abnormal picture & common mode choke coils are defective l3000,whech are near to LVDS connecter there are 3 coils & must change all coils after replacing these coils your set will ok

Sounds like poor reception - check your aerial connection

If you have yellow coloring on everything, this is not a lens alignment problem. Either you have a color balance problem (weak blue) or the coolant fluid in one or more CRTs is going bad. The coolant liquid is supposed be clear, but with age it breaks down and turns yellow.

First, unplug the set and remove the back. Use a mirror if you have to, but look down at the top of each CRT using a bright light. They should be colored red, green or blue, with no yellow to muddy the color. That's a quick check on the coolant condition.

You can replace the coolant, but be very careful not to spill any inside the set. Broken-down coolant can short out electronics and cause a lot of damage to the circuitry, especially in the high-voltage sections. Some people prefer to remove the CRTs from the set for this process, but that is a considerable amount of work. Others use kits with pumps to remove the coolant, and work inside the set with reasonable precautions - if there is enough room. There are a number of good tutorials on-line, or at least there were when I last looked two years ago.

I recommend getting the color right before attempting the focus. Bad coolant may scatter the light and fuzz up the picture, so check that out first and post back what you find.

If you have yellow fringes on otherwise normal colored objects, the blue convergence is off. This will also make lettering appear out of focus. Most RPTVs have a procedure for bringing up a convergence pattern (a grid of dots) using the remote control. The dots should all be white or have very little color fringing. Follow the directions, and make small adjustments, then check the effects all around the picture. Correcting one section may cause a change elsewhere. Use a ruler to make sure the dots stay in the right place; otherwise you may end up with a distorted picture.

Caution to other readers: do not try to adjust convergence if you have a "bow-tie" shaped picture in one or more colors. This indicates a convergence amplifier failure, which must be fixed first.

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Go to the place you bought it from and ask them, to me it sounds like your color wheel is going.

My TV has a picture but its very poor quality and its fading ,blurry color it is not clear what can i do to fix.Thanks

have a sansui tv with a date of sept 2002 i bought the tv because it was on sale and have since lost the reciepts. anyways , no i need the tv and when powered up there is no picture but the sound comes on fine. i turnd it upside down and beat it and shook it and the pic came on for a min only to turn back off in 5-6 minutes. help. oh and i dont have electrical or circuit knowledge but willing to change a bulb or fuse. as you say that sound is ok and picture also comes some time so please check loose contact in luminance section of chroma ic . weak signal may cause rolling and intermittant picture problem for that checkloose near antena socket thanks