SOURCE: Vizio flat screen has very red tint when using HDTV component cables
Sounds like you may have connected the cables incorrectly, or the cable may me bad. The cable company likely provided you with component video cables, which are red green and blue. Ensure that these are connected to the correct plugs on both ends of the cables.
If that does not fix the issue, I would ask for a replacement cable or box.
You may also be interested in buying an HDMI cable if your box supports it.
SOURCE: Vizio 42'' LCD having intermittent fuzzy screen on stdrd channels
you might have an overheating problem- make sure you have adequate ventilation around your tv
SOURCE: My phillips 42" HD Flat screen won't turn on
I switched the power cord with the one to my desktop monitor and it worked ..i noticed the end going into the TV had some discolor to it ..I put the one from the TV into my desktop monitor ..and that worked too..must of been a shortage of power from the cord to the TV?
SOURCE: how do I get from 480 to 1080p on my tv?
1080P is a quality you'll only get with a blue ray quality video. Therefore, you won't get 1080P on cable tv. If your cable provider has HD channels available, you'll be able to get 720 or 1080i quality video (on those channels only). For the best quality, make sure you are using an HDMI cable. Just be sure your cable box supports an HDMI output. Your Vizio definately supports that type of input. If you have a PS3 or alternative blue ray player, you'll be able to watch 1080P.
SOURCE: Lost volume on 42
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