Regza LCD HDTV 52XF550U has wide black stripes on the right side
Hi, my 2008 REGZA LCD 52XF550U has wide black stripes on the right side. I think the problem started within 24 months from my purchase. And the stripes are getting wider.
I have tried to reset the setup, power off and on, all to no avail. See attached picture.
If someone can shed light on this problem and its (preferably permanent) fix and approx. cost, it will be greatly appreciated. I could simply chug this Toshiba LCD and buy another non-Toshiba HDTV, but I think that would be wasteful if it can be fixed.
Regards,
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I also have the same problem. I have had the TV for about 4 years; started right after third year. I have not been able to fix it either....Time to buy a new TV, but defintely not a Toshiba!
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