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Anonymous Posted on Jul 17, 2014

How to stop screen scrolling on tv

Why does my Tv have a line scroll up my screen once my tv on for about 40 minutes. At times there several lines scrolling up. Then there times there only one line scrolling. Then the letters start to jump and you cannot read them at times. then there times I have a beautiful picture.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 22, 2007

SOURCE: horizontal lines and screen bounce

You have some leaky filter caps - C2C52 = 10MFD 50 VOLT (off base of Q2C51 on signal board) also check C2P05 = 100 MFD 16 VOLT off pin #3 of IC2P01 and C2P08,C2P03 = 100 MFD 16 VOLT

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Jan 13, 2008

SOURCE: Mistsubishi VS60-607 standard definition , has scrolling lines+jumpy image

change the connector strip it plugs into

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 07, 2008

SOURCE: horizontal lines and screen bounce

These sets have capacitors that will go bad, but without a good ERS meater that tests these in curcuit you could be spending a lot of time doing nothing, But the most common is to find the 9 volt reg on the signal board and change all within a 2 inches of that regulator

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 02, 2009

SOURCE: Vertical lines on Mitsubishi 62" DLP

the DM and/or the FMT board are going bad. the chassis needs to be rebuilt. check out www.tv-techs.com

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 06, 2009

SOURCE: Scrolling lines

problem with the Picture tube.set graphics properties to check.

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