Colour problems on Panasonic TX-29AD2DP Television

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Mike Smith

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Hello All,



I was wondering if any one on this news group could help me out with a
problem.



I have a Panasonic (I think called National in some countries) TV model
TX-29AD2DP, which was on whilst there was a power cut. After the power came
back on the tv didn't show the correct colors for example blue shows up as a
bit blue but more green.



Does anyone have any ideas what the fault could be and how to fix it?



Thanks,



Mike

Mike_smithx1@yahoo.co.uk
 
Mike Smith wrote:
Hello All,

I was wondering if any one on this news group could help me out with a
problem.

I have a Panasonic (I think called National in some countries) TV model
TX-29AD2DP, which was on whilst there was a power cut. After the power came
back on the tv didn't show the correct colors for example blue shows up as a
bit blue but more green.

Does anyone have any ideas what the fault could be and how to fix it?

Thanks,

Mike

Mike_smithx1@yahoo.co.uk
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This is the wrong newsgroup. You want: news:sci.electronics.repair
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9 days!


Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida
 
Gov, you may need to check out the degauss circuit. Have it demagnatized
with an external coil to see if it changes the effect then have a go at the
degauss thermistor, relay, and controller circiutry.
"Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Mike Smith wrote:

Hello All,

I was wondering if any one on this news group could help me out with a
problem.

I have a Panasonic (I think called National in some countries) TV model
TX-29AD2DP, which was on whilst there was a power cut. After the power
came
back on the tv didn't show the correct colors for example blue shows up
as a
bit blue but more green.

Does anyone have any ideas what the fault could be and how to fix it?

Thanks,

Mike

Mike_smithx1@yahoo.co.uk

This is the wrong newsgroup. You want: news:sci.electronics.repair
--
9 days!


Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida
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