Only black and white picture on screen when showing DVD

Hi; your TV has burn screen or traces.it comes from one image left on the screen for too long, it can get burned into the screen, making it visible at all times. You can actually eliminate most screen burns with the use of a PC computer and a black and white screen saver. This trick eliminates screen burn after a period of several minutes because the black and white screens flash quickly, removing all traces of color from the screen. This will eventually eliminate any burned images on the LCD screen. you can do it by creating a DVD picture slide with only black and white image. you can use a computer to make DVD picture slide first go to paint brush and draw only white then save as white.jpg. second burn it into nero or other dvd burner third play it to your DVD player connected to you LCD TV.it has to be played in full screen let the white image display on your HDTV for several hours or even overnight. It should remove any burned-in images or ghosts. hope this help...............
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Hi,
According to the symptom the problem seems that the high voltage cap is loose and not plugged properly. For your convenience see the below pic and reset it. The number 11 is the target component in pic. Hope this will solve your problem.




Note: This component has a high voltage, please don't forget safety measures.
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are you using component video cables (red,green,blue) or composite (yellow,red,white)
most of the time if the blue or red cables from the component area seated firmly they cause the picture to be in black and white.

Can you describe the connections please? I suspect that the DVD +/or WII is outputing component video and you have it connnected to composite video. Please diagram the conenctions.

Thanks,
Dan

If you can get the tv to display the blue blackground(usually happens when there is no antenna or cable feed to tv) check to see if the whole screen is a solid blue, if it shows discolored areas around the screen then you might have to "demag" the screen. See if you can rent a demad coil from a tv shop and with tv on turn the coil in circular movements all over the front of screen till blue is solid.good luck!

If you go to 1800customersupport.com it has some good info. Alco Electronics is the maker.

Make sure that you connect all of these connections to the right colored cables.


It seems like you only have the green cable connected. Go back and connect the red and blue for both the tv and dvd.

Have the RGB settings been messed with?

check for poor grounding of the input signal cable wire.
easy way to check this is put in a dvd and is that in color?

Check your remote for a button that says, Progressive Scan, or PSCAN. Push it and then play your movie. Should work. Worked for ours. Good luck.