SCEEN PROBLEMS MY AUDIOVOX FP1520 HAS 5 VERTICLE LINES ON IT. IT HAPPENED AFTER I CLEANED THE SCREEN

You have some bad capacitors. They are located very near and next to your vertical IC. I would guess you would have to replace maybe four of these! Thanks for asking!

its the ic problem.on the board.

The screen will likly need to be replaced. Try an external monitor on it, does it still have lines? if not then its the screen on laptop.

In most cases with these lcds...when you see verticle lines and white outs, the most likely cause for this is a screen failure. Your lcd panel is failing and will fail, they are not servicable. First though check the data cable on the left side of the panel, it is secured in the back of the panel and it has been known to come loose from the socket annd this will cause visual problems of many different levels, but that is about it other than changing the screen out. These screen are relatively easy to change out and can be bought on Ebay for as low as 50 bucks.

Failing Display Panel Circuit Board... THis Means You Will Need A Screen Replacement..

Press the Menu Key on your remote. If your menu shows clearly on the screen, then there is a problem with your source.

No, most camcorders doesn’t work when you recording the image directly on the screen, that means you use your camcorder shot directly to the screen. Maybe the frequency is different, I have tried used RC plugs directly connect to the VCR and recorded, it is much clear.

It sounds like the spokes on the P/W are damaged or bent, you can try straightening them or put in a new printwheel.

DickyO

Most likely you are looking at conversion chip problem. The replacement price on these can varry widely. It may be cheeper to look into purchasing a flat panel lcd or plasma tv.

This is a very easy fix. Your cable box is not grounded correctly. To fix this you need a AC Plug adapter. This will change your TV ac plug from a 3 wire to a 2 wire. This may sound funny, but trust me on this. I have fix a lot of TV in NY doing just this.