Wavy picture I have the same problem someone else reported. Here is the info from their post: "When I turn on TV the picture is so wavy it is unviewable. After about 10 minutes it would gradually clear and was fine. Now the waviness never goes away completely. TV is approx. 1.5 years old. This problem started about 5 months ago. Solution #1posted on Jun 28, 2006 By unclejed Rank: Master Rating: 78.15%, 119 votes uncle... indicated that his solution for 65H82 65 in. Rear... Problem is valid for all Projection... this is caused by a bad convergence module, and there are probably some dried out electrolytic caps in the circuit as well. i have one in the shop right now that came in with the same problem. if you have it serviced, make sure they replace all of the convergence modules (there are usually 2, but sometimes 3 of them), because if one went bad the other(s) is likely to go out soon as well." My TV is a Mitsubishi HD 1080 (WS-55809) How much are the convergence modules? How many do I need? Can I replace these myself? -Pamelita

You can report the photo to Facebook:

• Click on the photo or video to expand it
• Click Options in the bottom right
• Select Report for photos or Report Video for videos

For more info, check out the following page on the Facebook help website:

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I am assuming that you mean that he pictures that have been posted are of you that are now on Facebook? if this is the correct assumption, then here is what to do:

1. with the page in front of you of the picture you are viewing, you need to go to contact support for offensive picture
2. for what reason the picture is offensive, you enlist other and then explain that this photo is of you and that the person did not have your authorization to upload such offensive photo of yourself.
3. if the person that did this is someone you know, then deal with that person one on one, but still report them, they will probably be banned from the site.
4. if the person is not someone you know, then also contact the police department and get this on a police report
5. you can have the attorney that you hire, subpoena Facebook so that they will expose the IP address of the person that did this unlawful act. then with the ip exposed, you can slap a lawsuit on this person for the pain and suffering it has caused. Good luck, best of luck, and let us know how it all turns out!

p.s. if the police tell you that you cannot file a report, tell them they are wrong and here is the link to prove it from many attorneys

Is it illegal for someone to post pictures of you on the internet...

Angie Where on facebook is this picture and what kind of picture is it? If it is on someone else's page all you can do is tag it and say it's offensive and report it. If it's on yours you should be able to delete it or again if someone else posted it you report it as being offensive and report to proper authorities.

Replace capacitor [location 2455] it is a 25 volt 47 MF cap. Use a high temp cap at 105 degrees. And resolder Q7461 and Q 7463. Find someone who works electronics and they can repair using this info! You will have a TV as good as new....I promise!

The Flyback transformer needs to be replaced on the Deflection Board. It has the big red wire coming out of it going to the picture tube. Becareful with that. Some of them hold a nasty charge waiting to bite someone. Wont kill ya, but it hurts.

You have problems with your power supply filters. I'd suggest you to change the mainfilter, that is the capacitor just after the ac rectifier and the b+ filter, that is the capacitor at the output of the smps, and then vertical filter and video filter. These are all capacitors with higher microfarad ratings, if you are not much comfortable, it's better to get some help from someone who is familiar with these. Pay attention not to reverse the polarity when changing the capacitors.

I would have someone check the electrolytic capacitors in the power supply or deflection circuits. You can check them with an ESR meter. Any good technician should have one. I bet one or two of the caps are leaky.

Elsewhere! Bad hyper board =bad caps on board need replacement = find a different tech who has heard of this repair or
have him research fixya / Toshiba/ 42H81 / hyper board ......T.

I gather from your post that wavy can mean two possible things as the TV comes on, you see the picture flow like ocean waves? In this case you may have 60Hz hum modulating with the picture, this is actually unlikely these days, but I have heard it happens sometimes. The other thing it could be is light horizontal tearing. This happens when the horizontal frequency is too high or too low. You are not going to like my solution because I feel that for problems like this the set must be analyzed not just subjected to "shotgun troubleshooting", so here I go, Take the TV to a repair shop.

First thing Do not beleive peeps about a bad card. Modules are not used in TV sets any more unles your talking about a complete board change out for a Zenith TV set. Toshiba sets do not have a card or board changeout!.. These peeps are crooks! A Toshiba set is repaired to componet level. It sounds like you may have a convergence problem or a problem inj the power supply involving the filter or couping capacitors. Seek out a pro whos an authorized servicer for Toshiba.