Vizio E60-c3 blue vertical line (dead center)

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  • Gootch46
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2015
    • 57
    • USA
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    Vizio E60-c3 blue vertical line (dead center)

    My Father called me he has a Vizio E60-c3 that's probably 3-4-5 years old but it has a thin blue line running down the center of the screen (photo) I tried a couple things but I'm sure one of you all have seen this already. Been a while since I've been here hope all is well. Thank you in advance.
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    • TVAddict
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2022
      • 76
      • Caribbean
      #2
      Re: Vizio blue vertical line (dead center)

      looks like a screen/panel issue developing, could try cleaning all the lvds ribbon connectors.

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