Sharp Aquos LC-42D62U 42 in. LCD HDTV "lines tv screen colored" Questions

lines running up and down the screen. When you first turn on the tv the screen is black with sound, but then the screen starts to warm up and slowly turns white, then the different color lines appear.

TV I get colorful vertical lines on screen and clear voice. After about 15-20 minutes I get clear picture. What could be wrong? Can this be traced to a replaceable part? T'Con board fault. If you wish

lines but different colors and lengths. Running vertically like hanging string of colors. Yes, the LCD screen can be replaced. my tv fell and hit me on the head and now the screen is not right is this

...lines appear when the tv is turned on; black screen except for the colored vertical lines. Unit was transported from daughters house to mine and apparently was in good working order when removed from ...

...lines The primary cause of LCD TV and monitor failure is caused by faulty capacitors. You can examine the capacitors in your LCD TV or monitor and actually see if they are bad. If they appear bulged ...

...lines Our relatively new Sharp Aquos LCD TV has suddenly developed thin multi-colored vertical lines filling the screen. The expected image is visible through the lines. Put in a warranty

SCREEN? Hi, I have a sharp tv lc39le440 and there are vertical line all across the screen, the screen change color but nothing can be seen not even the menu so nothing on display, sound is ok . If you

...TV on.. behind these multi colored lines... very faintly.. please advise how this can be fixed.. chris trizano- email address [email protected] Hello; Not much info given. Are the lines from top to ...

...TV the screen is black with the exception of a line going across the screen in color and a crystalized color pattern at the bottom of the screen in one section. most of the time when you see this it ...

...lines for extended period after turning tv on (volume button changes appearance of vertical lines) Sounds like panel fault. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Viewing it in ...