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to help try to post a photo here or somewhere else with the URL location so I can see what it looks like---may tell me what is wrong and what to attempt to do to correct it.
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there are little chips that drive each section of the screen you can open it up and check out the connections to that part of the screen. the chip is physically in the same place but its usually built into the ribbon cable. try reseating the cable and hopefully it will start working. if you inspect the chip and see a pin hole burned into it, its a bad chip and usually part of the plasma panel = bad plasma panel/screen
You would need to purchase a complete new screen as it is not practical or economic to have this done. I would suspect your fault could be a poor connection from the buffer board to that section of the screen or most likely, as you state, the screen is at fault. It is now just as reasonable to buy a new TV than to have the screen replaced
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