Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?
Update. Noticed the Ethernet jack on the unit is not functional. Could this point to the main board that is causing the vertical bar and darker screen on the right side? Checked the tabs and they visually appeared to be fine.
Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?
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Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?
Have a Sony LCD Model KDL-46Z4100 with approximately 2 abnormal 3 inch vertical bars around right of center. You'll also see the screen to the right of these vertical bars are darker than the left side of the LCD. The unit is about 5 years old and no issue since purchased new. Bars stay on 24X7 without any changes due to temperature or duration of using the TV. Noticed these bars are only visible if the screen has a lighter background and are completely unnoticeable when background is black or certain darker colors. Basic service diagnostics show good with about 4,000 hrs on unit. I have not seen any example of this posted online. Have you seen this before?Tags: None
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