Question about Mitsubishi VS-45607 45" Rear Projection Television

Mitsubishi VS-4543 When I turn my tv on the picture seems wavy or bending. it kinda breathes in and out. any ideas?

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My son has the same problem with his 45 inch, I have a flickering and size changes in my 50 inch. You will have to pull the chassis and get under it to solder the connections on the high voltage regulator components. I have found a flock of cold solder connections in my TV, HV regulator, power supply, convergence board, to name a few.

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Is that wavy in vertical motion? and bending? in that case maybe you have low voltage in your power inlet! or can you specify the color of wave and motion, if horizontal or vertical?

Posted on Oct 16, 2007

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