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Kind folks,
I'm having a hard time trying to guess what's going wrong with our TV, though, to be honest, I haven't yet cracked the sucker open because I'm only home when the baby in the same room is trying to get to sleep. The TV is a 20-incher less than 15 years old, bought recently used. Problems: -- Picture moves vertically, sometimes drifting, sometimes jumping, generally moving downward -- Hugging the sides of the TV at the back seem to fix that problem -- Screen will turn to static and take sound with it; turning it off and then on again fixes it temporarily. It's almost sudden onset -- maybe a second or two of fuzziness, then a washout. -- Warning sign of vertical movement seems to be increasing fuzziness/static in display, though nothing too seriously. Black is no longer quite so black. -- The complete fuzzout seems to be driven by something else, like it has to be on for an hour and then it's constant. I thought this was a problem with the vertical hold circuitry, but the fuzzout with sound is completely throwing me for a loop. That makes me wonder if there's a heat/dust problem going on. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I'm of the mind to try a vacuum, canned air and some electric parts cleaner, but I'd love some direction before I electrocute myself. =) Mike |
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