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todd hancock Posted on Apr 12, 2010
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White areas on bottom of screen have blue above them.

Looking the tv from the middle to the left when watching espn scroll info on bottom of screen and around white areas on bottom of screen have a blue tint around them and above the words being scrolled.

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Probable blue CRT convergence or clouded blue CRT.

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