Mitsubishi VS-5043 50" Rear Projection Television "picture split vertically" Questions

split screen, half of the picture is missing You have a problem with the vertical IC. Or someone typed into the software and hit a service blank option..Cances are better that you have to resolder the

...split screen and it goes back and forth between color (DARK) and black&white. Any suggestion? Good Day, scharania; Try all of these: 1).HORIZONTAL PULLING AND TEARING, MAY ALSO HAVE VERTICAL ROLLING ...

...picture going out I get a black screen with a red and blue line for a split second then black. However, the sound remains. If I keep turning the TV on and off, mutliple times, the picture will come ...

Vertical line splitting screen I have full picture that displays okay, but I have a line going strait down the center of the screen that is about 3/8 inch wide. The line flickers with part of the line

...picture is flickering and shows a split screen. The tv is 10 years old, is it worth repairing. thanking you in advance. I own this TV in the 43" size. My set is also 10 years old. It could cost you ...

...split screen, format, etc) to be sure the tv is set up properly for the picture you are trying to watch. Switch the input to a DVD or something similar. Is it the same? If not, you have a ...

...picture has vertical blue/yellow stripes. Probably due to a green color split. Can you diagnose my problem? You probably have a convergence circuit failure. Replacing the Convergence IC's and check ...

split vertically in half with one side blank or grey, and the other side scrambled vertically. 5. Plain blue screen. 6. Semi scrambled image in black and white, but looks more like a photo negative. I

...split the screen, could you tell me if i can get a new screen? or get it fixed and how much will it cost? many thanks charlotte For all Projection Televisions: I replaced the screen on my 62 inch ...

...I have a Toshiba 42H81 TV - does anyone know where the hyperboard module is located and/or a picture of the board? Many thanks. ...