The Philips 32PFL5522D does support firmware upgrades.
Only the digital board can be updated by the user. This is done by downloading the firmware on to a memory card (CF) and inserting into a PCMCIA adaptor. This is then inserted into the CI slot at the back of the TV.
The main TV would have to be updated by a Philips service agent using a COMPAIR device.
However, I don't think the problem you describe is to do with firmware.
You could try altering the following settings:
- Contrast - 65
- Sharpness - 2
- Contrast Plus - OFF
- NR - ON
- Colour - approx 50
If this doesn't help, then the problem is most likely caused by a faulty lead between the LCD panel and driver board. This is a common problem with this model, but should not be an expensive repair.
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