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Blue Screen My 2001 Toshiba 37" tv was working fine, great picture. Turned it on yesterday, and the screen is completely blue. I can see the show I'm watching, but everything is blue looks like it's blurring and running at the edges. The audio is fine.

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Problem with the screen driver circuitry. Possibly the blue driver is shorted or being overdriven. This may be on an IC that handles them all.

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