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  • jasonr2000
    Advance Tech
    • Nov 2013
    • 209
    • UK
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    Panasonic TX-P50UT50B Red Green Blue Pixels

    Hi guys I've got the above tv it had a new SS board a few weeks back as the original one had gone bad


    Anyway I've noticed today on black borders or with no video signal it looks like noise is on the background but if I go close and look it's all green blue and red pixels making the noise


    Any ideas what this could be ??

    If I run the scrolling bar test it looks perfect no colours on the black parts it's pure black

    I'm not sure how to access the service menu but can do it with help I'm sure
    Samsung UE46D6530
    Samsung BD-F7500
    Samsung HT-ES6200
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