Vertical lines on screen when viewing

If the lines are there all the time or intermittent but in the same location it is an indication of a bad panel. The panel driver can also be the cause of this symptom. Samsung panels have had issues with the connector that carries the LVDS signals to the panel itself, this is not serious and can be resolved and little cost. Joe Weibel

I have vertical lines threw out my screen whats the problem.

I had a purple line on my tv about 2 inches from the left side that ran from top to bottom. After freaking the F out, I unplugged everything before going to bed. I plugged it all back in in the morning and it was still there. I was about at wits while disconnecting everything again and noticed that when I messed with the cable splitter that went into the TV and cable box the line disappeared. I then noticed specifically that it had to do with the grounding screw on the splitter. I just tightened it down all the way and tightened all the connections and the filthy purple line disappeared. It worked on my brother's plasma TV as well.

It could be a problem with your nuts. And yes, there is a direct correlation between your balls and lcd panels.

I bought my LTN1535 at a thrift store for $20; the display had six vertical lines.

I disassembled the set to the point of removing the lcd screen from its aluminum frame. Everything in this set is modular, so it only took ten minutes. The lcd and its assembly is defective manufacture and unsecured. Heat at the upper horizontal compounds with the unsecured nature of this assembly to cause a bad electrical connection of the lcd module.

I bought five "medium binder clips" at Staples and with shears cut 1/4 inch from the clips on one surface. I removed the spring handles and installed the clips on the upper metal top of the lcd. These clips fit the aluminum frame perfectly. I reassembled the set adding the missing 4 frame screws.

The set is now the best tv I have; so much so, that I now realize that I must replace all my tv sets. The cost to fix this vertical line problem was about $2.

Everyone here is wrong there is absolutely notthing wrong with your tv use your remote control go to picture go to auto motion it automatic adjust tune your tv back to normal waiting period is 5 to 10min its simple as that.

To get rid of vertical lines in TV I simply flipped off and back on the main breaker that controls that TV and the lines went away. It was like re-setting the TV.

You have a bad cont pcb i see this a lot in samsung and the LG.and zenith to lg and zenith are the same. if you have a red or blue line
left side or the rigth side contly pcb

The display driver board is overheated, need to replaced!

You have a problem with signal board attach to lcd sreen panel open tv and check the connection if this doesn't work you need to replace lcd panel

The answer does not relate to the problem of vertical lines.The 3 sometimes 4 vertical lines on the screen are more likely caused by a ribbon cable connection which may or may not be reparable.

I have a samsung LCD MODEL LN46A530P1FXZA with vertical lines only on the right side of the tv. 1 blue line and about 1 inch wide of all different color lines. When I bring up the menu screen the lines go through the menu and you can see them still. After an hour or so the lines disapear except the thin blue one. I had the clicking issue fixed when that problem appeared and it was covered free. Then almost 2 weeks later the lines starter to show up. I understand this problem has become a major issue with samsung.

Support SAMSUNG Australia yes connector cables fcc sheets and other suggestions sometimes is the time that its become some components out ther range by deformed capacitors you not see but a canister coldspray can most succes if it is a very young new problem with the television then the capacitors are then still somewhat self-healing if its a thermical problem by an overrange of lost capacitance someting will possible change ifspraying cold always inspect the power supply as the first beginning of the right voltage on the different points of circuits in your television. a service manual or helpfull information can be have a high priority. maybe here is also a possibility to suggest

T-Con new,
Main board new.
Cables tested
but after 10-15s after tv powers up that line appears.
Anyone has solution for this?

Try to factory reset your TV. press mute, 1,8,2 power on with remote to see if any changes.

Check with different sources if those lines appears on different source, tv need for repair,faulty lcd screen

I can not believe all of the same problems with a Samsung lcd 50" screen, got vertical lines about 2 inches a part all across the whole screen, tv still works, just little lines across the entire screen. I cant believe all the post on this same problem and not any good answer to fix it, just more problems of the same nature keeps coming and no solution!

These white lines (horizontalor vertical) may be an issue with the DMD board. One way we can narrow theproblem down is with a simple test: bring up the TV menu on the screen. If thewhite lines are still visible trough the menu, then it’s even more probable thatthe DMD is defective; if not then the digital video can also be held accountable.If you decide to go for a new DMD you’ll have to search by part number, NOT bymodel number, the main reason is that two TVs with the same model number mehave none compatible components because they are different generation when theywhere assembled.
Also if by any chance you can’tfind the DMD sold separately, your next option is to buy the entire lightengine that includes the DMD, and obviously that’s going to be more expensive. Ifyour trying to save lots of money and you really know what your buying try eBay,you can get a really good deal, how ever if you are not familiar with TV parts,and don’t want to take a chance buying something that might not work, tryonline stores that specialize in TV parts (my personal recommendation: Discount-Merchant).

I have the same model with the same problem. This is NOT a copy guard problem, as it is connected directly to cable and is there on all stations. All the lines are probably there all the time, just not visible with all backgrounds. It is a circuit failure that needs to be corrected by a technician. If I find a solution, I will post it here.

Possible ribbon cable connection on lcd panel not making all connections.My or may not be repairable.

Sounds like you have it hooked up threw the VCR, there are copy guards on the DVDs that do strange things to the image if its not hooked up correctly and it will record a crappy image. The best way to view the DVDs is directly from the DVD to the tv. If that is a hastle for you then you can get a switch box you hook more then one video source to the switch box then out of that to the tv. When you push the buttons it will change from DVD, game console, VCR, Camera etc. The blue line at the bottom is one major indication of copy guard. Do a search on "macro vision: or DVD copy guard, on google and read about it. There are boxes you can get to bypass this but you didnt hear that from me... ;)