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05-Aug-2008, 04:19 PM #1
TV has second color image
I just got an HDTV from my brother but it has a problem. Next to the images on the TV is a blue outline and then a pink outline of everything on the TV. Also the screen is a little bit curved. Does anyone have any suggestions of what could be wrong with it?
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05-Aug-2008, 08:32 PM #2
Sounds like convergence issues. I'm assuming this is a tube type set or a projection model, right?
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06-Aug-2008, 10:50 AM #3
I think its a HD Projection TV. Do you know an estimated cost of repair or what I'd need to do?
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Well, without the service information and the correct equipment, you won't be doing this yourself! As far as the cost to repair, that could be almost anything, best to have a repair shop look at it.

The difficult part is that if it's really big, you may have to pay for them to simply come and look at it.
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