Question about Samsung SyncMaster 710MP 17 in. LCD Television

Black box in the middle of the screen

We have this monitor set up in all our operatories for patient viewing. All work great - except one. This one when you turn it on, all is ok for a few seconds, and then a black square appears in the middle of the screen and takes up about 3/4 of the entire screen. This only started happening about 1-2 weeks ago - and we've been utilizing it for over 2 yrs. Any thoughts? and thank you in advance.

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Very easy fix, The problem is you have the TEXT close caption ON. Just go into the TV menu and turn the close caption OFF.

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Posted on Dec 06, 2007

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