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Lorne Schuk Posted on Nov 01, 2019

I just bought a 65 inch RCA 4k tv, what would cause flickering or flashing over top of the picture?

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Does it happen on normal TV broadcast or just over HDMI?
I'd try another HDMI first, personally. Test all ports with a known good cable as a first test.

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William

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  • Posted on Jul 20, 2009

SOURCE: FLICKERING PICTURE

Check power supply for the 24Volts connected to the backlight inverter ,bad caps could be the fault

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SOURCE: RCA 37" FLAT SCREEN NON STOP FLICKERING/FLASHING SCREEN

you need to remove main ckt, (m.board) some part need to re solder specially in hot area. (lost contact i one of the flickering problem you encountered.

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