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  • mrmati
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    • Jul 2011
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    lg 1718s scrambled - looks like an old tv

    Power board looks good, all voltages okay

    Sorry for the horrible picture quality, will update soon

    But in the mean time, has anyone seen had such a problem? what should I be looking for?

    thanks
    Matthew
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    • PlainBill
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      • Feb 2009
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      Re: lg 1718s scrambled - looks like an old tv

      Originally posted by mrmati
      Power board looks good, all voltages okay

      Sorry for the horrible picture quality, will update soon

      But in the mean time, has anyone seen had such a problem? what should I be looking for?

      thanks
      Matthew
      I'd check the voltages out of the power supply, and the LDO regulators on the signal card.

      PlainBill
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