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Posted on May 28, 2012

Why does my tv picture go blank

Yes it will work for hours then no picture, after being unplugged few hours to few days it trys again but no picture

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You need a professional.
Stop using the TV until it is repaired.
Continue to use the TV and your problems WILL multiply.
Call the manufacturer to find you nearest authorized service center.

Please give is a good rating.

MR. TV Sales & Service Inc
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(414) 762-8600
Established 1974

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