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The backlight is not shown as a replaceable item only as part of the LCD unit. There is a complication in replacing the screen as the original screen is no longer available and a replacement screen also now involves other modifications beyond the average user I would suggest.
Speak to your local Yamaha dealer for a price on the screen kit
Likely a connection to the backlight is being broken. Tap on the unoit and see if it pops back on. Illuminate screen with a flashlight and see if the characters can be seen when screen is faded. If they can, then the backlight is the problem... IF NOT then the display may be bad... This has been a problem and if you are under warranty, excersise it immediately... else replacement of the display is relatively expensive.
S-Video is a media type that only carries video. Unfortunately the LG unit was designed only to be a self contained surround sound unit. There are only video outputs to the television on this unit. Because of the unit having surround sound capabilities, LG felt that their wasn't a need for audio output. You would need to buy a new DVD player to allow audio from the DVD to your new Yamaha unit. Good Luck!
je suis francais je peut vous dire que cette reparation de la lentille est très couteuse. c'est pratiquement le prix du neuf. devinez... 250€!!. sur le coup sa ma enerver. c'est decevant de la part de yamaha. Autant s'acheter un autre home cinema.
If you scratched the lens or even out a smudge on it, you might have ruined it. Use a Q-tip with nothing on it and gently swirl the lens for about a minute. Hrad to tell if it is just limited to the lens or to the foucus coil assemble as well without seeing it. Never attemot to clean the lens if you are not trained to. Use a CD/DVD lens cleaner if you need to clear a "no disc" error.
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