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Hi... I have a HP pl5060n and a few months ago the picture messed up on it. It had a vertical white bar down the center of a blue screen and when I disconnected the lower y-buffer,half of the picture would come in crystal clear so I replaced that board and it seemed fine for about a month and a half and the same problem occurred. I replaced the same board, the lower Y-buffer board and again it seemed to be working great.... For a couple of weeks and it started randomly going black and flickering/flashing white. This began happening more and more frequently and each time it lasted a little longer until last night. Last night I had been watching tv for about 20minutes when the screen went black and started flickering again, so I turned it off and back on and it immediately went to a black screen flashing white. The longer I left the power on the more the images showed through(they kinda looked like a negative). Never lost sound and the power button blinks blue and purple.
What is the issue?
Any info will be greatly appreciated.
Hi... I have a HP pl5060n and a few months ago the picture messed up on it. It had a vertical white bar down the center of a blue screen and when I disconnected the lower y-buffer,half of the picture would come in crystal clear so I replaced that board and it seemed fine for about a month and a half and the same problem occurred. I replaced the same board, the lower Y-buffer board and again it seemed to be working great.... For a couple of weeks and it started randomly going black and flickering/flashing white. This began happening more and more frequently and each time it lasted a little longer until last night. Last night I had been watching tv for about 20minutes when the screen went black and started flickering again, so I turned it off and back on and it immediately went to a black screen flashing white. The longer I left the power on the more the images showed through(they kinda looked like a negative). Never lost sound and the power button blinks blue and purple.
What is the issue?
Any info will be greatly appreciated.
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