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#38237 27-Jul-2009 00:57
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Hi,
from time to time I have been having lines show up (vertically) across the whole screen on my lcd tv. I finally managed to take a couple  of photo’s of the problem.
It happens when you first turn the tv on.

http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/51/99751051_full.jpg
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/52/99751052_full.jpg

I’m going to call Samsung tomorrow. (still under warranty )  Can anyone please tell me what you would call the fault or what can cause it? Is the screen stuffed? Any info would be great.
Thanks John

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  #239263 27-Jul-2009 09:36
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I would say the screen itself is fine. It also looks like it is not a source issue but rather then video processing unit. Should be no problems getting it fixed under warranty.







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#240463 30-Jul-2009 09:11
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Hi There

I have a similar problem with my Sony w4500 LCD TV about a month ago, a vertical line that runs from the top of the screen to the bottom. Sent the unit away for repair, they can't repair it. Next electronic told me, a new panel is needed etc. Now, I am switch to a panasonic plasma TV.

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?ForumId=83&TopicId=36045

Your TV is still under warrenty, so everything should be fine, call them and the shop can arrange for a repir / replacement etc.

regards

Pak

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