It flickers, started doing it a while back. It takes some tapping on the side for it to work. We've even tried leaving on after we stop watching it, turning off the cable box, and turning it back on when we want to watch it, but it doesn't work either. What's wrong and how do I fix it?
SOURCE: hitachi ultravision
Check IC601, C603 for leakage, I601 and vertical pulse detector QN05
for poor convergence check RK42 for open circuit.
SOURCE: Hitachi Ultravision Projection Tv problem
Hitachi TV also Model # 46UX7K, Serial # W1H002013. I was hoping I can get help with this one too. The picture is dark and has lost most of it's color. I don't know if the color is off because it is so dark. Is there parts that I can buy from you to fix this problem.
SOURCE: 50 INCH HITACHI ULTRAVISION HAS COLOR DIFFERENCE ON EDGE OF SCREEN
Hey, I found this on a blogsite about lcd rear projections....looks like our tv's screens have been burned by the "pillers" that surround the tv when switching from 4:3 to 16:9 or fullscreen... read below, I hope it helps !
cheers!
Vern
Rear projection crt's,the first generation widescreen tv's were notorious for that.Lcd and plasma can have the same problem,but it takes much longer and is not as harsh.Dlp's use tiny mirrors,so it isn't a problem with them.Lcd and plasma tv's should be ok unless you watch them with blck bars on them all the time.
We have lcd monitors at work,and i've seen them after a year with bad burn in.They also run 24 hrs a day 7 days a week with the same display.
GKar posted 2006 Oct 10 15:31
TooLFooL :
i have 51" sony rear-projection and those freakin' grey bars burned themselves right into the screen...
I read that to avoid the burning you had to limit your 4:3 viewing time to 15% of total time viewed. (applied to my TV but apparently yours and others as well...great! now they tell you :-x , this applies unless 4:3 aspect was changed to stretched or zoomed...yuck :-x )
This really sucks as a Star Trek/Lexx/Farscape fan as they are mostly 4:3, fortunately the upconvert player/hdmi combo sends a 1080i 16:9 signal to my TV so the effects are drastically reduced by nearly filling the TV without the grey bars or burn in problem without stretch or zoom modes being used. yay! :wink: (default grey bars set to black automatically, apparently grey isn't needed due to screen area covered is sufficient for burn in not to be a problem.)
SOURCE: hitachi ultravision digital widescreen
my tv has a magenta pink and green stripe accross the top of screen...is this a bulb problem
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