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  • kmab
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    • Mar 2015
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    Re: Philips 47pfl5704d/f7 Added Pictures

    Received new ssb board... TV powers on but picture is distorted as if bad t-con board (looks like a color negative)... Could not get board to configure... will not accept diversity code 062598 menu 185 ... any ideas

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