I recently put a used SC board in a Sanyo DP50710 and got it to turn on where it would not previously. I pulled up two sample pictures that the set has factory installed and the pictures were not sharp and the color was not right. (See attached pics) I am very novice with this and could use any help in determining what the problem might be and how to go about fixing it. Thanks in advance.
Funky colors on a Sanyo DP50710
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