Jerry is right. I hope you didn't mess with the "DA" values. These are specific
to cabinet design, lens power etc..

The DA settings are specific to a size/geometry, but the other settings are
specific to your set only. We charge well over $100 to straighten it out. It
takes time, and teks are making about $20/hour now, shop chages 3-4 times that
and that is how the rent gets paid.

If you live in or near N.E. Ohio, and if I get the correct DA values we can
pick it up, have it back in a few days and you'll be about $200 out of pocket.
If you messed up any of the DA values, the convergence does not work right.
There are about 50 DA values, but the ones that aren't zero are fairly
critical.

This line of Mits has a very good convergence control set, and if the DA values
are set correctly, will achieve perfect convengence within a millimeter (even
at the edges) when the right guy does it.

You need someone who knows what they are doing.

JURB