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I have a 10 year old 52 inch

The color went all red for about a month , now i have no red color at all , seems to have good blue and yellow , no red tries to flicked in once and awhile,,any help thanks alot

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This might be a bad focus block/g2 block sometimes they go bad, they arent real easy to change out, but can be done.

Posted on Jul 09, 2007

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