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Tv flickerig on precore eliptical

Cable conection are fine i tested my self with diferent apliances it must be something related with the way screen works

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Dear Sir:
You must test the power supply inside of TV, if you have skill for to do oit use DVOM, otherwise you must call some service tech, or go to repair shop.
However try to tight every connector wires, for loose, breake(test the wires for continuity) or burn.
God bless you.
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