Hello,

We just completed home remodeling, so had to move our 8 year old SONY XBR unit around. When we finally put it back in its place it worked fine for several days, but then we noticed yellow/blue "ghosts" around images in left part of the screen. This unit is 7 years old and never gave us any trouble.

Has anyone came accross of this issue and what is involved in the repair effort. We were thinking about upgrading to HD unit, but if the repair cost not high we might keep our beloved XBR set for another year.

Is this repair DYI?

Thank you all

Cobwebs maybe got disturbed when moved...
Pull of screen and check.

kip
"Cooldmitriy" wrote in message
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Hello,

We just completed home remodeling, so had to move our 8 year old
SONY XBR unit around. When we finally put it back in its place it
worked fine for several days, but then we noticed yellow/blue "ghosts"
around images in left part of the screen. This unit is 7 years old and
never gave us any trouble.

Has anyone came accross of this issue and what is involved in the
repair effort. We were thinking about upgrading to HD unit, but if the
repair cost not high we might keep our beloved XBR set for another
year.

Is this repair DYI?

Thank you all


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Cooldmitriy

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 21:48:23 +0100, Cooldmitriy
wrote:


Hello,

We just completed home remodeling, so had to move our 8 year old
SONY XBR unit around. When we finally put it back in its place it
worked fine for several days, but then we noticed yellow/blue "ghosts"
around images in left part of the screen. This unit is 7 years old and
never gave us any trouble.

Possibly convergence, and possibly not related to it being moved.


Has anyone came accross of this issue and what is involved in the
repair effort. We were thinking about upgrading to HD unit, but if the
repair cost not high we might keep our beloved XBR set for another
year.

Is this repair DYI?

Probably not, although JVC a number of years ago began allowing full
convergence adjustment information for the customer...did a few of
them after the customers got hopelessly lost trying to adjust it.

Tom


Thank you all

Tim,

Do you have any idea how much this repair might cost? Good and Bad scenario?

Thank you

Cooldmitriy wrote:
Tim,

Do you have any idea how much this repair might cost? Good and Bad
scenario?

Thank you




Probably not more than a couple hundred bucks if it's just a problem
with the convergence board, the only way to know for sure is to have a
tech look at it and give you an estimate.