Philips Magnavox 9P6034C 60" Rear Projection Television "algae" Questions

...VIDEO, otherwise the issue is a problem with the component video cable. I would say the problem is algae. Algae can grow in a glycol fluid that resides in a lens chamber on top of the 3 CRT's inside ...

...may need STK chips replaced. This is very common for sony's. Also, check the color tubes "on" for algae growth. You can look in them and see spots on the inside on

...tubes need to have the cooling fluid changed. After many years the blue and green get clouded with algae. The red tube won't have the problem due to the red spectrum kills the algae before it has ...

...to get perfect focus to adjust it In most cases on Samsung projection CRT televisions, there is algae in the cooling fluid of the blue CRT. This can be confirmed by looking down into the CRT and ...

...buzz but when you need to replace the coolant it isn't the coolant that actually gets blurry, it is algae that grows over the crt. It kinda looks like snow if you look in there, maybe a tannish color ...

...is playing, but cannot really make it out because the TV screen is so red. There is most likely algae in the cooling liquid for the t.v. It should be a pretty simple fix by swapping out the ...

...how do i fix it? Most likely you have the typical contaminated cooling fluid in 2 of the 3 CRT's. Algae grows in there and over time will block most of the light path making it look yellowish. If ...

is the same.It is clear . After you remove the old coolant clean the face of the tube to remove the algae -like contaminate then install new fluid

Picture is dark. http://www.tvrepairkits.com/xcart/home.php?cat=4014 The coolant has buildup of algae and should be drained and replaced. They give you detailed instructions on replacing the fluids ...

...are off. Adjusting picture doesn't help really, ideas? You have the very common issue of like an algae substance that grown in at least 2 of the 3 CRT cooling liquid reservoirs. This is a ...