Sanyo 37" DP37647 HELP with inverted images with ghosting

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  • kburks1230
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    • Mar 2010
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    Sanyo 37" DP37647 HELP with inverted images with ghosting

    Hi all,

    I bought this broken tv off craigslist the other day.
    Any clues what could be causing the inverted images and ghosting on this tv?
    T-con or main board maybe? Any helpful insight would be appreciated.
    See the attached picture.

    -Ken
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