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Dropped my 36" Vega, no I have picture problems
When moving into my new place, my 250lb 36" Sony Wega XBR slipped out
of my hand and dropped a couple of feet. When it hit it made a soft sound like crushing plastic or something...definitely crunchy. Anyway, the TV powers on fine, and the picture is good except for the fact that the image bows or dips from the top to bottom on the right edge of the screen. It's particularly noticeable when viewing letterbox content where the bottom of the picture is lower on the right side than on the left. Does anyone have any idea what part I broke, and more importantly, what it would cost to fix it? I haven't had to repair a TV in years, do most places send a technician out, or am I now looking at transporting this monster to a repair shop? Thanks, Tony |
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