SamSung TV Model LN-T4066F Model Code LNT-4066FX1XAA Year 2007 Color lines running from top to bottom of screen - vertical lines - TV man called the Horizontal color lines from top to bottom - Not sure what to replace.
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the samsung LNt 4661F has been known to develope flex tab bond issues which will cause line to run across the screen and you can also gt darker bands that run across the screen when the tab bonds fail. usually flexing the screen frame or a light tapping will allow the lines to disappear when its warm if its a tab bond issue
vertical(up/down) or horizontal(left/right)? color/white? when you tap on the top of your tv does the line go back to a full screen? could be a makers defect.
Well the capacitor problem usually causes power up problems. If your tv comes on now it sounds like you dont have the same problem.Vertical lines are usually caused by bad flat panel or dirty ribbon cable contacts on flat panel connections.
Sounds like a bad connection on a ribbon cable or plug comming or going to the LCD display. This is something you should not try to fix as these circuits are very very fradgile and you can easily break or tear a ribbon cable . Call the manufacturer to get a tech to assit you. Good Luck
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