Dropped my 32" tv...the table

Check the plug that goes into the outlet. On modern plugs, one prong is taller than the other. The taller is the "ground" leg - the other is the "hot" leg. I bet that you just need to flip the plug over so that the other prong is in the "ground". If this works - mark the "ground" leg (or replace the plug with a newer one that has a taller "ground" leg).

You need some kind of screws/bolts to hold the broken pieces in place before you can apply glue. At the end of your video, you showed the bottom view of the legs. If you can drill some holes at good positions, you should be able to put bolt and nut to hold the legs in place. Then, you can use super glue to keep the surfaces smooth.

Hi Jesse, This is interesting. Please open the menu in "Lava like state"If the menu comes ok it is the main board causing this problem and if the menu does not appear properly, it may be due to bad display unit. Please consult some qualified technician.

Hi,
Go to the back of the TV and make sure, the component cables are inserted in all the way. Do the same for the source (cable or satellite receiver) component cables should be firmly inserted.
Try narrowing the problem by testing the TV with a different source, such as a DVD player if it compatible with the component. If the TV works with the DVD then your TV is fine and the problem goes back to the source (Cable or Satellite Receiver)
If the TV still not showing natural colors after been tested with another source.. then, the TV may have a bad PCB.

Best of Luck
Nour BMI

Did you ever find the legs/table stand for this TV? I'm looking for the same.

Look behind of the TV for trim adjust potentiometers. If there are any of them, you shall open your tv's backcase, look for Crominance trim and adjust it manually. If you have no electronics knowledge, i wouldn't not recommend do it "for pratice", you may distroy the TV, end in the hospital, or into a coffin.

1. check for bulging capacitors in power supply

Unplugged it for an hour.... buttons changed.....Unplugged it for four hours and everything worked......Left it plugged in overnight and back to original problem....

Maybe the intenal part inside of the gamepack could have gotten busted by now or its a crappy gamepack that was purchased so buy one that actuallys works and through this one out.

Was the tv dropped?--try manual de-gaussing.If that does not

work,the problem may be the shadow mask inside CRT or the

yoke is loose and mis-adjusted on the neck of CRT.