Question about Philips 32PT5441/37 32" TV

The entire picture does not show on the screen

Just recently the picture on my TV seems much larger than the screen itself. I no longer have my manual and can not figure out if there is a way to correct this. It is quite frustrating watching any tv because it cuts off any words it there are any. Any solutions?

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Press the down button on your phillps remote its prob on expand mode

Posted on Jan 06, 2008

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CHECK SMALL TRANSISTOR LOC.# 7571 OR 7406 AND COIL 5405 AND COIL 5402 CHECK CAPACITOR # 2404 AND2552 OR BUY A KIT FOR THIS TV IS COST A ROUND 8 DLL YOU PROBLEM YOU HAVE IN HORIZONTAL CIRCUITY IN YOKE CONECTION CHECK A RAUND

Posted on Sep 28, 2007

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