Sharp dab fv db1e not displaying text on screen

SETTING THE TIME
Note:
When the signal is being received (as indicated by the atomic indicator signal)
you will not be able to make any setting or adjustments to the clock.
1. To begin setting the clock, press and hold the MODE button located on the back
of the clock for 3 seconds to enter the TIME setting mode.
2. The HOUR digits on the display will begin to flash. Press the UP or DOWN button
to set the HOUR in one hour increments. Press the UP or DOWN button as
necessary until the correct hour is displayed.
Note:
If you are in the 12 hour time format, be sure you are in the correct AM or PM
time period. When the "PM" indicator appears on the display, the time displayed is in
the 12 hour period between 12:00 noon and midnight.
3. Press the MODE button again to exit the HOUR setting and enter the MINUTE
setting mode.
4. The MINUTE digits on the display will begin to flash. Press the UP or DOWN
button to set the MINUTES in one minute increments. Press the UP or DOWN
button as necessary until the correct minute is displayed.
5. Press the MODE button again to exit the MINUTE setting and enter the
SECONDS setting mode.
6. The SECONDS digits on the display will begin to flash. Press the UP or DOWN
button to reset the SECONDS to zero.
7. Press the MODE button again to exit the time setting mode. The clock will
automatically return to the normal time display mode.
Note:
If no settings are made within 30 seconds, the clock will automatically return
to the normal time display mode. If this happens, you will need to start the time
setting procedure again from step

SETTING THE CALENDAR
1. Press the MODE button (located on the back of the clock) twice (do not hold the
mode button) to display the CALENDAR.
Note:
The YEAR icon will be shown on the display indicating you are in the year
display mode.
2. Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds to enter the CALENDAR setting
mode.
3. The YEAR digits on the display will begin to flash. Press the UP or DOWN button
to set the YEAR in one year increments. Press the UP or DOWN button as
necessary until the correct year is displayed.
4. Press the MODE button again to exit the YEAR setting and enter the MONTH setting
mode.
5. The MONTH digits on the display will begin to flash. Press the UP or DOWN button
to set the MONTH in one month increments. Press the UP or DOWN button as
necessary until the correct month is displayed
6. Press the MODE button again to exit the MONTH setting and enter the DATE
setting mode.
7. The DATE digits on the display will begin to flash. Intermittently pressing and
releasing the UP or DOWN button to set the DATE in day one increments. Press
the UP or DOWN button as necessary until the correct date is displayed.
Note:
The day of the week will automatically set according to the month, date, and
year.
8. Press the MODE button again to exit the calendar setting mode. The clock will
automatically return to the normal time display mode.
Note:
If no settings are made within 30 seconds, the clock will automatically return to
the normal time display mode. If this happens, you will need to start the calendar
setting procedure again from step 1

Rule out the signal source by seeing if same issue when a DVD etc is used.

Usually a wave like motion from bottom to top is either signal related or a problem in the power supply (wave moves from bottom to top suggests that).

If not on rear inputs (A/V) it is not the power supply.

Model number is not indicated here and might be helpful.

SD TECH

Hello
I experienced a similar problem some time ago. I thought I was responsible for the problem because I run the radio of a dual voltage shaver socket and accidentally switched the socket output to 110v. From that point on the radio did excactly what you described. I perservered in trying to find out why but to no avail so I abandoned it. Some months later out of curiosity I plugged it, switched it on and it worked perfectly.
Try leaving it unplugged for a few days (which by this time will have already passed). It may just recover like mine did.

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Take it back to the service centre

Yes, the GPU is faulty. either replace the systemboard or reflow the GPU. Second option is cheaper and you can do it yourself. There's a link for a diy guide to fix that issue.

does your screen look like this?
http://bootmylaptop.com/hp-pavilion-dv2000-with-display-issue/

i believe your tv is getting overheated, possibly from dust getting onto the electronic components inside. or the inverter board for the lcd panel inside is going bad, alot of times it is the capacitors on the lcd inverter board going bad.

This is SwannerX and I have solved the problem by locating the DAB radio receiver to a higher position ( some 6ins. higher only ) and orienteering the aerial in an opposite direction.
All 25 stations now tune O.K. and signal quality still reads in the high 90's and signal strength shows 9-10 bars. This is not substantially any more , but it has done the trick!!!
I am still very puzzled why it would not work again in the original position where it has worked well for many years.
Obviously DAB requires a good strong signal as I am living very close to the transmitter at Mounteagle in the Black Isle and the set is upstairs in the house to achieve the highest signal into the set's whip aerial.
Another annoying query I can give you is this :- Every time I do a full AutoTune operation on the DAB receiver , it ALWAYS comes ON tuning BBC Asian 1st. so that station comes up as a 'Favorite' on the Radio's screen. No matter how many other stations I select and listen to for at least 20secs. say, the BBC Asian one STILL is listed as a FAV.
Is this a peculiarity of the Sharp design or a function of the transmission system?
Maybe this BBC Asian is on the first freq. the DAB Radio scans, but I would have thought it would come ON every time with the last station which was selected before it was switched OFF.
What do you think ???

Dor, BenQ has a 3yr warranty on their monitors. I would contact their tech support and receive an RMA to return it for repair. It will cost you shipping out there but they will ship it back. I has a BenQ FP731 myself and it blew a capacitor inside that allowed the screen to stay on. Fixed it and had it back in 5-7 days. Good luck.

See if downloading the latest version can help you first. Version 2.57 just came out 5 weeks ago. http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-46022