Hi, thanks for your reply R.
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Originally Posted by raouliii /forum/post/15461271
When you say you checked all the inputs, have you checked all of the actual inputs (video1, 2, 3, etc.) or each type of input (composite, component, etc)? Have you checked the monitor out to see if video is correct on the output? Have you tried unplugging the set for a few hours?
yes, tested all. ie, antenna in, cable in, RCA (yellow/white/red cable) in, HDMI 1,2,3 and S-Video/RCA on the front of the TV in. All show predominantly red/blue picture with faded green. Perhaps that is key - the red and blue are intense which the green is a dreary olive colour. Picture is very dark, almost black as though no white is coming through.
Green is visible in the JPG as a small dot , about 2 inches in, 2 inches down, upper left corner;
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Originally Posted by raouliii /forum/post/15461271
Have you performed any service menu activities? Have you moved the set recently?
No to the first - not sure if I can enter Service mode since I have a universal remote (original remote broke). No to the second - the TV never moved (too heavy) and the problem started and got worse over a 4 week period until permanent.
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Originally Posted by raouliii /forum/post/15461271
I am a little confused about your problem, so I'll ramble. Since white is a combination of all three colors, the loss of only green would result in a blue/red (magenta). Red and blue are obviously available but your statement and the jpg appears to indicate that there is a complete lack of video where white should be. What color should the red and blue portions of the jpg, be?
In the JPG, the bright red represents a reddish-burgundy and the bright blue represents a normal mid-blue, similar to what you might see on the title bar of Windows XP.
If there is a test-image online you'd like me to use, I can hook my laptop up to the TV again and take a photo of it.
Cheers
F