Mitsubishi WD-52525 52" Rear Projection HDTV "green vertical line hd tv" Questions

green horizontal lines, and then vertical lines too. the picture image not good for having this hd tv. then other times, picture is perfect!!! lamp still original. had service about three years due to

...vertical lines throughout the image (similar to an RF noise artifact). I first thought it was a power issue, or another device (cable box or XBOX) causing the issue. I even suspected a lamp. I've ...

...green light blinks on the timer light i took it to a tv repair place ive researched the problem alot most forums said it would be the dm module or the capacitors on it but this guy is sayn its not ...

...Green Vertical Lines This is a D-ILA JVC HD-56G786 56" TV. The unit will power on, but all we can see is vertical green and grey (black) lines. When the menu button is pressed, the menu appears ABOVE ...

jvc 70 rear projection green red vertical lines red and green vertical lines appeared with tv image and sound still visible. Not worth the money

vertical green lines I purchased a panasonic pt-61lcz70 lcd rear projection tv. A week after buying it I started noticing green lines on the sides of the screen. The lines appear exactly where the ...

green line running vertically along the edge of picture I have a Sony HD TV KDF-E42A10 #lcd FD Trinitron. I have noticed that the picture is not going all the way across the screen and there is a thin

...vertical line (red, green, blue rca video connections with red and white rca audio connections). You also have a DVI input toward at the top of the input panel (white connector with red and white rca ...

vertical hold scrolling, along with red and blue green horizontal lines. Audio is fine. We can change stations. It looks like that if we could find a vertical and horizintal hold knob we could fix it.

...green and red vertical lines, about 2" tall, has appeared across the top of the screen. The band alternates between about 15 green lines, then 15 red, then 15 green, etc. When it the TV is first ...