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...vertical red line My sony bravia (32' lcd) has developed a thin vertical red line about 5 inches from the right side of the screen... it seems to ba about 1 mm thick on the bottom and fades near the ...

...vertical lines. When connected to the DVD, the picture is better, but still not as sharp as it used to be and still has the wavy, shadowy, vertical lines. The unit is an older (1994) Hitachi rear ...

...vertical lines all the way accross the screen then the T-Con module is at fault. The t-con board is replaceable without having to replace the entire LCD panel which would usually make it cheaper than ...

...vertical lines come back. was advised by tv repair person the panel was bad, however was also advised the problem may be a warmup problem. I have never heard of a warm-up problem on a digital ...

Vertical Lines When screen comes on, shows rectangle boxes all over screen, after it warms up, has 1'4" vertical lines on screen. Still has a sharp picture, though. sounds like a bad main

...vertical lines like jail bars After warms up, first get some lightly black vertical lines on part of the screen, fade in and out. After long play, bright white vertical lines appear like jail bars. ...

vertical lines on LCD Screen, When i power recyle and switch on the TV, i can see the clear image , After on mintue and half the image fade and i can not see any image , some time the white background

...vertical lines on screen 55" model lg 55lx6500 ? 9:47 www.youtube.com/watch?v=zE0eqB4Ppjw Nov 11, 2012 - Uploaded by LUFERQUINT HOW TO FIX LED TV VERTICAL LINES ON SCREEN 55" MODEL LG ... TV Repair ...

...vertical lines on the bottom 1/4 of the screen. These lines are in a background bar that is mostly a reddish shade. The green lines fade in and out covering all to just a portion of the affected area ...

...vertical lines My tv has vertical lines after it warms up Its one of 2 things, bad tcon board or a bad panel. Did the panel get bounched around or something hit it? That generally causes vertical ...