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  • georgealbertwadie
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    • Dec 2014
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    horizontal lines in TV Samsung LA32C450E1

    Dear sir,


    i have a problem in samsung TV Model : LA32C450E1 , it shows horizontal lines and i attach two images for these lines , is this power problem or data problem ?,how can i trace this problem , thanks in advance
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