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Proscan tv my proscan tv model ps50652 that 13 yrs old has developed a big black block at the bottom of the screen that covers about 1/2 screen. What do you think is happening. Pauline

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Enter the user menu to see if you have text or telecaption on,if not your vertical section is possible at fault if the bottom half of the screen is blacked out.

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