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Mitsubishi TV My older model 35" tube mitsubishi tv becomes blank in the middle of the screen after a few seconds almost like there is another screen popping up in the middle of the larger screen. There is about a 2" border around it where I can see the picture behind it and it is okay in that border. It goes away for a few seconds when I change channels but then comes right back. It does it on any input cable or DVD?

Anonymous Mar 08, 2008

need tv back on channel for cable service and have no remote for tv

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On the remote control,scroll on the video up/down buttons (either one) until you see CC. Next, scroll on the adjust up/down buttons (either one) until you have the CC option you wish to choose.

Posted on Apr 19, 2009

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I have an older model vs4003r television. It is older I know but has barely been used. It was given to me a couple of years ago and works like new except......... The set somehow got umplugged and now I am locked out of the imputs and cant get in. The people who owned the set before have passed away and I have no working remote for it. How do I disable the imput locks on the set?

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What you are seeing is called a text box.As Techman indicated,

this function is controlled by closed caption choice.If you cycle

through the cc choices,you will find you are on "text".Set to off

or cc2 or 3, if there is no "off".Experiment with how to activate cc functions and you will then discover how to disable cc and/or text. Please give rating to techman.

Posted on Oct 11, 2007

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Someone turned on the closed caption my friend. You will have to turn it off with the remote most likely. Since you thought we are fortune tellers and did not leave a model number, we cannot instruct you on how this is done. Most likely there will be a button on the remote that says captions or CC. Good Luck

Posted on Oct 05, 2007

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