Viewing example picture attached, is there anyone who can suggest where to begin to look?
My experience with Plasma TVs has largely been limited to identifying power issues causing error conditions on several sets in area.
Resetting to factory defaults did nothing to help (dang!) and condition shows when source is DVD or Cable alike.
Oddly, the on-screen menu devices supplied by TV firmware exhibit full color gradations and perfect clarity
Problem occurred when installing a APC voltage regulator, basically, just unplugging set (which was off) and plugging it into regulator.
I noticed that there was NO GROUND - someone had jury rigged an outlet using only an appliance cord to supply it. I did not note the missing ground until after putting regulator inline.
I of course, immediately switched to a grounded outlet, but when set came back on, that's what I got, though just an hour before, the picture was pretty good.
TV was operated without a ground for 3+ years, as far as I can tell. I haven't been able to move huge furniture to access and test for proper polarity yet. It is possible that it was not correct either. Suddenly switching polarity to the correct polarity has been shown to damage power supply caps on some other types of equipment before, though I'd hope the PS on this would be somewhat more robust.
Regrettable as the entire house had been properly wired sometime in the previous 20 years.
My experience with Plasma TVs has largely been limited to identifying power issues causing error conditions on several sets in area.
Resetting to factory defaults did nothing to help (dang!) and condition shows when source is DVD or Cable alike.
Oddly, the on-screen menu devices supplied by TV firmware exhibit full color gradations and perfect clarity
Problem occurred when installing a APC voltage regulator, basically, just unplugging set (which was off) and plugging it into regulator.
I noticed that there was NO GROUND - someone had jury rigged an outlet using only an appliance cord to supply it. I did not note the missing ground until after putting regulator inline.
I of course, immediately switched to a grounded outlet, but when set came back on, that's what I got, though just an hour before, the picture was pretty good.
TV was operated without a ground for 3+ years, as far as I can tell. I haven't been able to move huge furniture to access and test for proper polarity yet. It is possible that it was not correct either. Suddenly switching polarity to the correct polarity has been shown to damage power supply caps on some other types of equipment before, though I'd hope the PS on this would be somewhat more robust.
Regrettable as the entire house had been properly wired sometime in the previous 20 years.
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