This happens with all sources and even with the tv menu.
SOURCE: white horizontal lines at top of picture
Yes, definitely worth fixing. The problem lies in the vertical deflection voltage-doubler circuit. The usual fault is a single capacitor of 100uF/35V that has failed. It is normally connected to a rectifier diode right at the vertical IC. Replacing the capacitor (no more than USD4.00 in price) usually gets it working perfectly again. If you are finicky around technical work, then a reputable local repair shop in your locality should do it quickly for you and charge only labour.
SOURCE: White lines accross top of screen on our 27 inch Toshiba,
My Toshiba required replacement of two of the vertical filters/capacitors. Doesn't take long and the parts are inexpensive, but requires a repairman.
SOURCE: black box about 10 inches by eight inches appears
you should be able to go into the menu and turn the closed caption off.
SOURCE: 36 inch tube tv - Screen flickers
my problem is don't sound in my mobile LG CE 0168 please help me.
SOURCE: I have a 32A14 Toshiba TV. At full screen, the
you have to take in affect on how old is the tv if you have had it a few years then the screen is going out and will only be a matter of time before it goes all the way out and you will be buying a new one if it not old and its one of the newer flat panels then its the signal that the tv is receiving if its hooked to a digital antena then you only get max of 720 from it on certain channels no matter if the channel or channels are showing hd with out a hd source your tv will not show better then that i have a 42 inch hd flat panel and use a antena and the best i get from my hd broadcast channels certain times will i get true hd like when the news is showing or when one of the series that was filmed in hd is on other then that i only get a 720 picture instead of a 1080 most commercals are not film in 1080 but in 720 max and i dont know why makes no since
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Yes, the model number is correct.
If I recall this model has somewhere in the menu a vertical adjustment for up down centering or left right for that matter, some cable boxes also have that option in their menu-consult the owner manual and look carefully for this to see if it is there or not.
Well, that is part of the problem. I can't see the whole menu. It is down below the bottom of the screen. Like I said the entire picture and menu has dropped about 3 inches so I can't see the bottom of the picture or menu. Once in a while when I first turn on the tv the picture is perfect for about 5 seconds, then it drops down 3 inches and stays there. This also happens no matter what I have the pic size adjusted to. It's not the cable box either as it does this with all sources including the built in DVD player.
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