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Samsung HC-P4241W 42 in. Rear Projection CRT aging

I HAVE A SUDDEN AGING PROBLEM OF THE CRT AS IT IS ONLY 2 YEARS AGO I BOUGHT THE PROGECTION TV HC-P4241W. THE AGING APPEARS TO SHOW DISTORTED IMAGES, MORE DETECTABLE IN THE TEXT, FOR EXAMPLE THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LOGO IS SEAMS TO BE LIKE A DOUBLE IMAGE, IT IS NOT SO EVIDENT BUT THE PROBLEM IS THA IS A HIGH DEFINITION TV AND THIS IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE SEEN. THANKS

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First off, do you not know Internet etiquette? Caps are considered yelling or shouting! So please! head You have the typical convergence failure of the convergence correction IC's. They BOTH need to be replaced. If you have no solid state printed circuit board experience, play it safe and call in a pro to assist you in this repair. Good Luck

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