DanFXR wrote:
I hope someone can pass some info. along,
I have a 32 inch Panasonic doing the exact same thing.
I have a DMM that I use to troubleshoot problems with automotive
sensors , relays and charging systems.
I have repaired DVD and VCR players in the past.
Thanks
"Self-starter" wrote in message
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No, I don't have a DMM. I have fixed many things myself before. I
installed garage door opener myself. And recently, I have repaired
microwave mini switches on my own. I have done some soldering at
work but not at home. I am a mechanical engineer but I admit that I
don't have experience in electronic circuits. I know some theories
about the electronic components. If you tell me exactly what to
change, I can mostly do it myself.

Thank you for your response.

lsmartino wrote:
Self-starter ha escrito:

I have a Panasonic 27" TV, Model# CTN 2766S, made in 1991. Happened
just recently, there are many equally spaced white lines
across the top of the TV screen. They form a bar about 3.5" wide.
When the picture is dark, the lines are not obvious, but when the
picture is light, the lines that form the bar gray the top area of
the screen. I disconnected with the cable and VCR, and let TV run
by itself. The lines have been persistent. So, I believe
something must be wrong with my TV. The TV audio still sounds as
good as usual. The TV has not been moved from the same safe
location for years. The TV has been plugged in a surge protection
extension all the time. I don't know how to fix it, and I am
frustrated. Could someone please help me and tell me how to fix it by
myself? If I take it in for repair, the cost may be too high and may
not
be worth it. I love this TV and hope that I can salvage it. Please
help. Thank you so much in advance!!!

Do you have a DMM (Digital Multimeter)? Do you know how to use it?
Besides changing a bulb, do you have some electronics experience?

If the answer to *any* of these questions is "no", you hace zero
chance of fixing the TV yourself.


Not for a newbie - might hurt yourself.

Mark Z.