I have a 10 year old 36" (Diag) Panasonic TV, model CT-36G22 or CT-36G22U. Over the past 4 years I have occasionaly seen the following problem. The picture changes from the nornal view to centered horizontal bar. Over the years I have learned that this only seems to happen within the first 10 minutes after I turn it on, meaning that once it warms up, the problem seems to go away. I have also noticed that when this problem happens, if I hit the front left corner of the stand that the TV is setting on, the problem goes away. Sometimes this requires multiple hits before it stops completely. I have also noticed that by wiggling the TV Cable where it enters the TV sometimes corrects this problem.
Do you think I have a cold solder joint on one of the circuit boards, or, am I trying to get too much life out of this TV, meaning, that it is simply time to replace it? Please e-mail me at [email protected] with your thoughts.
Brod you must see a qualified tv service man,,let him resold your tv circuit.the most affected regarding this problem is the vertical section of the said tv unit.. thanks, mc dodge tejero philippines
anyway that problem of your tv is not a big dial.it requires the repair man a little time to fix that one. i myself encountered many times that kind problem being an electronic serviceman here in our place...he he he...thanks gud day to u
anyway that problem of your tv is not a big dial.it requires the repair man a little time to fix that one. i myself encountered many times that kind problem being an electronic serviceman here in our place...he he he...thanks gud day to u
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Sounds terminal. Companies build things with "planned obsolescence" in mind. In other words. You buy a TV today, and the warranty says it's good for 4 years. 4 years and 3 months later, it dies.
To turn off the "stuck" pip on a Panasonic tv without a remote, turn off the tv. Then hold down the "Action" button on the front of the tv and press the power button. This will activate a reset and self check of the systems and voila! The pesky pip screen will be gone! This is on an approximately 10 year old regular crt "CT-xxxxx" series tv.
Take a look around (say, within 12 feet of) the TV... anything that can generate an electrical field? Microwave... refridgerator... old school stereo speakers...
Pin cushioned is a term applied to a picture that's doing what you described. Adjustments to correct that are typically found in computer monitors.
I have an identical television to yours and that adjustment isn't available. You could try degausing, but I doubt that works.
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