Green picture the people on the television look green and every thing else some things are blue

I just answered that a while ago, why do you people ask the same thing several times?

I always try the simple things first. check the connection. if hdmi .. then try a differnt cable.
It almost sounds as if one of your connections is plugged in the wrong place.

On component.. red to red, green to green and blue to blue .. then the extra red and white go to the video part .. also may want to check the tv manual - sometimes they share those connections with regular rca connection and easy to plug in wrong place.

Rca connetions - Yellow is video - red and white audio.

S video - one big plug and then red and white audio - make sure the big plug is fully in on both devices - I've seen similar things with s-video plug not fully connected on one end or the other.

Good Luck,
Bill.

If the glycol is bad, there is a easy way to tell:

Remove the back cover and with the set on use a small mirror--put it over each of the three Lens--red will never be bad this way.

What you want to see is a green picture on the green tube and a blue picture on the blue tube.

If instead of a picture either the green or blue look like a floodlight with no picture--the glycol is contaminated.

What happens is bacteria grows in the blue or green glycol--never the red--for some reason it does not like the red color.

Usually the blue will be the one first affected---picture will have a yellowish look over most or all of the screen (turn the color all the way down and stand back at least 10 feet and look at it,

Changing Glycol involves some important things---this stuff is like antifreeze bit ten times more toxic.

If you find yellow and want to know what is really involved respond to this posting and I will assist you.

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SD TECH

The video may be plugged into input 1 and the audio into input 2. This could be a million different things.
If using Component video (green, blue, red, RCA cables) check to be sure the Green cable is set all the way on both sides. The green cable sends the sync and without it you will have NO picture.

needs resoldering, in the heated areas, such as, crt socket board, power area, and high voltage area....it will be back to normal...

I am going to guess that model number is actually KP-65ws500

This is one of group of Sony sets that had bad picture tubes---red, green, blue----the tubes are no longer available and can only be obtained by removing the bad one and sending it out for rebuild (very expensive)

There is one easy thing you may be able to do to correct this problem---It involves no replacement of parts and is just adjusting the Green screen control---usually if this is the case when set comes on background will be somewhat (in your case) green---best way to see this is turn set on and have it on a unused video input---if screen appears somewhat green and has curved retrace lines--you may be able to turn the Green screen control down and continue to use the set---set will shut down if any of the 3 picture tubes pulls too much current--ie--goes to bright green, red or blue.

Let me know if you want to know how to attempt this


SD TECH

go into the menu on the tv when its on they might have like a hue adjustment thing u could try to mess around with..

ok 2 things could be wroung one is u have a bad crt board one way to find out is swap the blue crt board with the red crt board and see if the blue comes up and now u have no red. now u can not swap it with green the green crt board is allways by it self noe if that does not work and u still have no blue it could be the picture tube or something from the video board that is blaking it out and without a scope u cannot trace it but if u are lucky it will be the crt board hope this helps u

The coolant in the blue tube has no doubt congealed to an oatmeal like consistancy. Did you notice things like blue halos around things for some period of times. change the coolant. that should correct the blue. this is a common thing for that model as well as all TVs. Blue and green has this happen, Red seems to not have the same trait.

sound like coldsold... call your tv tech. for help