I just acquired a 09 panasonic tc-p42s1. The screen is dark and the whites have a pink tone. I did not find this on a search of this forum. I have not removed the back of the tv yet. I did a reset of the unit. No its not the common cable box reset.
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Re: Panasonic tc-p42s1 dark screen and pink tint.
I opened up the tv. Looks like someone smoked and blew directly into the fans. everything is coated. I am not the first person into this tv. I found the x-main basically disconnected. I cleaned some contacts and reset some connectors because of the nicotine inside the tv. The panel is now bright again but there are lines across the screen now like a connector not seated correctly. I will have to recheck some connections to see what is happening.Attached FilesComment
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Re: Panasonic tc-p42s1 dark screen and pink tint.
It does look heavily tarnished with nicotine so a good clean of the boards and connectors would probably be a good idea while you're at it.Willing to help but I'm no expert.Comment
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Re: Panasonic tc-p42s1 dark screen and pink tint.
Did that. Now i have lines. Will probably need to clean again.Comment
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Re: Panasonic tc-p42s1 dark screen and pink tint.
Lines are often but not always as a result of connectors not being reseated correctly so hopefully that's all the problem is.Willing to help but I'm no expert.Comment
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