Where are the fuses that are mentioned and what do they look like? I have the back off of mine and it looks exactly like the picture above.

Here is a picture of your fuse box cover. It should look exactly the same as yours. I have high lighted the 20amp brake light fuse. It is easy. Turn and orientate the diagram so it lays out like the actual fuse panel. Then identify the fuse and remove it for inspection and replace if necessary. Please write back if there is anything else. Good Luck.

Fuse for what exactly?, normally there are two fuse box locations, one on the inside like you mention above, the other would be under the hood. It depends on which fuse or relay you are looking for and wish to replace!

I was searching for this fuse. All the above fuses mentioned were not popped on my vehicle and the 12v power was the only thing not working. Look under the hood by the latch. There is another fuse box by the hood latch. Open that and it will be #16 & #18 one is your 12v power, the other is cig lighter. Both of mine were popped. Replaced those and my problem was fixed.

http://www.manualowl.com/p/DELPHI/SA10201/Manual/46227

sir kindly check your owners manual for the exact location . In most of the cases , its underneath the dash board and probably near the steering wheel . It is a closed box in black colour rectangle shape . The box can be unclipped to open . The fuse diagram will be inside the cover of fuse box . There is a fuse box toward the left side of the engine inside the Bonnet also check it also . The light fuses are within the car as i mentioned above itself

I had the exact same issue with mine! I didn't manage to fix it, but I know exactly what the issue is. If you open the printer, you'll find a black rectangular box above where the film fits inside the printer. This black box is connected to the board above it, and is supposed to press down against the film, and then against the paper for it to print properly. There is a little bar above the rectangular box, and there should be two plastic pieces on both ends of this bar. The bar is also connected to the gears, and when the gears move the bar, the two plastic pieces coming off of the bar push the black box down. When I looked at mine, only one of the plastic pieces was doing its job; the other one was broken, and was sliding on the bar. Tried some super glue, wouldn't work. I suggest tossing it out like I did, unless it's still under warranty or you want to try fixing the plastic piece so the printer head gets pressed down all the way.

If you know how to solder stuff, you don't even have to replace it. I re-soldered mine and it works perfectly now. I have horribly shaky hands, too - the contact points are huge so you don't have to be very good at soldering. =) Save yourself some money! Here's a nice big guide:

http://techauto.awardspace.com/acurarelay.html

Pico fuses could be through out the board... And the service manual, if it has a parts list, does give the board designation for all the picos on it...
Although these are good pictures they don't show a great deal of detail... But picture 1 & 2 at the far left, above where the two sets of blue wires are plugged in - looks like a pico piggy-backed on top of another pico... Sometimes it's easier than desoldering the original pico just to piggy back them in this fashion - but it's not a good practice.
Start there and read the designation on the board... Then look in the parts list section of the service manual and find the others by their designation.
Bill

If you go to 4:3 mode and the picture is still cutoff then i would assume the tv has a problem with the horizontal or the pinchusion correction circuit . This would be the only two areas that would cause this problem . Check the format section of your menu to make sure it is not in zoom mode or otherwise if it is not then you have a problem with one of two above mentioned circuit problems . Good luck

Temporary fix==solder bad connects STK392-570's. Better yet,replace said convergence IC's. NOTE= Requires r&r of center PCB.Above all else,do no harm......