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Posted on Feb 08, 2008

Black Box? The TV seems like its working normal, but this black box keeps apearing on the screen. How do I get rid of this?? I think I have pushed every button possible to try and get it to go away.

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Change the CC (Close Caption) From Text Mode

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My tv was working fine. somebody hit the menu button on the tv or the remote and i get the black box appearing in the middle of the screen. and also the pip is staying on my tv it keeps showing "a snowy picture of pip sjpwomg channels 2 through 18 i cannot figure out how to get this off of my screen.

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