Panasonic Viera TH-42PX80U Plasma TV "band left side" Questions

...with the left side of the picture now rolled over to the right creating two different picture bands. Is there a way to get the picture back to the full screen? the picture shifted 2 inches to the ...

...band about 3.5" on left side of screen Light vertical band only shows up when a very light image is in that area. The band starts at the very left of the screen & is about 3.5" wide for the ...

...band near the left side of the TV. Occasionally as I've bumped the TV or touched it - very lightly - the bands disappear, and return. The T-con board controls the picture elements on the screen. ...

left side bottom corner of the tv screen is a colored pink Snow(various purple bands going across) I can see various purple bands going across or purple tint in the left bottom corner of my samsung tv

...left side. The second band is pink and goes completely across the screen with some pixels that appear to maintain a color and some that flash. The third band is identical to the second but is green ...

...left of the screen. The two inch wide band of discoloration is transparent and hardly noticable on whites and I can't see it when the Picture is black. It becomes very noticable when the ...

...le32r74bdx screen has shifted to the left not displaying the full picture and has a black band at the left side. there may be defect in in main/system board. you need to get this board

...band on left hand side my Panasonic TV model TH42PX60B (purchased June 2007) has recently acquired a black band about 5cm wide on the left hand side (only) of the screen. This is present no matter ...

left side. There are also 3 or 4 horizontal bands visible, especially on the left side. After about 5-8 minutes the screen brightens up and goes back to normal. It only happens when the screen is cold

...band closest to either side of the diode is the equivalent of the left side of this table. The three examples in the table when associated with the values in the lower table, are identified as 1N64E ...