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Geometry is one of the primary post-manufacture alignments made at the factory. The factory tech starts with the defaults and adjusts to within factory acceptable tolerances. The geometry defaults for your tv will very likely produce an unacceptable state. In addition, resetting to defaults will undo all other non-geometry alignments made at the factory.
Did your little brother screw up the geometry from within the service menu? If so, he SHOULD have written down all of the initial values before he started. This warning can be found all over these forums but at least once a month there's a post where someone dives in deep without a rope.
I would recommend starting with what you have. Get a calibration disc like DVE or Avia and use a crosshatch pattern to tweak it back into alignment. Hopefully someone will post the service menu items for you to use. Your other option is to have it serviced.
| Originally Posted by rcf1987 I wanna know how to do this cause the geometry on my tv is all screwed up thnxs to my little brother |
Did your little brother screw up the geometry from within the service menu? If so, he SHOULD have written down all of the initial values before he started. This warning can be found all over these forums but at least once a month there's a post where someone dives in deep without a rope.
I would recommend starting with what you have. Get a calibration disc like DVE or Avia and use a crosshatch pattern to tweak it back into alignment. Hopefully someone will post the service menu items for you to use. Your other option is to have it serviced.
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Yes he did change it via the service menu hes at that stage now where he thinks he knows everything. Hes 16
| Originally Posted by raouliii Geometry is one of the primary post-manufacture alignments made at the factory. The factory tech starts with the defaults and adjusts to within factory acceptable tolerances. The geometry defaults for your tv will very likely produce an unacceptable state. In addition, resetting to defaults will undo all other non-geometry alignments made at the factory. Did your little brother screw up the geometry from within the service menu? If so, he SHOULD have written down all of the initial values before he started. This warning can be found all over these forums but at least once a month there's a post where someone dives in deep without a rope. I would recommend starting with what you have. Get a calibration disc like DVE or Avia and use a crosshatch pattern to tweak it back into alignment. Hopefully someone will post the service menu items for you to use. Your other option is to have it serviced. |
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