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Red and blue streaks across the screen top and bottom

I have a mitsubishi WS 65809 rear projection tv and today as I was watching the tv the screen changed and has red curved streaks across the top of the screen and red and blue straight lines across the bottom plus the letters on the bottom will be doubled one blue and the other in red. My son took the back of the tv off just to look and the red bulb has within it the same curved look within the bulb which might be the filiment. If it is the bulbs how much to replace them and does it take a tech to do it.
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Helen Miller

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The Convergence Amp IC's are bad. You should call a good TV Tech for this repair.

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It needs to be repaired by having the convergence ICs replaced or resoldered (if intermittent).

Parts are STK 392-570. Be sure to use thermal paste on the ICs.
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