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06-Oct-2009, 07:26 PM #1
tv repair
i have a 53" phillips tv that has started seperating the colors seems the red is seperating. if i turn it off and on a few times this will correct its self for the day. could this be a conveyance issue or lose cable somwhere. can i repair this my self do not have a way to get this tv to a repair shop and live to far out of town for somone to come out.

any help would be great thanks
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08-Oct-2009, 11:28 AM #2
What type of TV is this? Tube-based projection, DLP, LCD, plasma?
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08-Oct-2009, 03:30 PM #3
Well, at 53" I'd be surprised if it were a tube set! I'm thinking more along the lines of a projection TV, since convergence is a big problem with many of those.

What's the exact model of this TV?
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08-Oct-2009, 04:11 PM #4
That's why I said, "tube-based projection". Would be the most likely guess, I'm thinking - one color going out of whack could easily be that one gun, since they're generally separate units.
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08-Oct-2009, 07:24 PM #5
You're right, I missed "projection", don't know how that happened.
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08-Oct-2009, 07:49 PM #6
Heh, I know better - I have a 36" WEGA CRT and the thing is heavy as $*@^, took my son and I both to even pick it up. Considering the weight jump from a 27" (can pick up and move myself) and a 36" (two of us could barely move it), I'd hate to think what a 53" tube would weigh!
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08-Oct-2009, 08:55 PM #7
not for sured what model i will have to pull out later it is a HD projection with intellasence screen. red color only seperated when u first turn it on. i turn it off and on a few times and colors go back together with an outstanding picture.
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