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unclerichard

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#214517 15-May-2017 15:38
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Last June I purchased the above TV from Harvey Norman. The picture and sound is now breaking up on Freeview channels 16-50. The lower and higher channels are not for the present affected, but that maybe only a matter of time. I can affect a temporary fix by f doing an automatic channel tune, this however only lasts three or four days. I have contacted Panasonic technical support and waiting for their reply. As the set is still covered by the manufacturer's warranty and the CGA I am keen to find out the cause and solution. Can any of you knowledgeable Geeks out there offer some possible causes for the problem. Once I hear back from Panasonic I shall lodge a claim with Harvey Norman. Thanks in advance.


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Masterpiece
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  #1782744 15-May-2017 19:54
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I've been breakup myself, Canterbury region with a Panasonic and sometimes a Samsung
I just twist the aerial plug and it causes a re-sync and solves the problem temporally.

Maybe sunspots, UAP saw one of those over Oxford last Nov or it is swamp gas.





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Dunnersfella
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  #1782834 15-May-2017 21:51
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I doubt it's the TV.

 

You've most likely got a reception issue - get a professional aerial tech out.


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