Samsung 50in Plasma tv picture issues.

Replace your power supply

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This is casued by the buffer boards on the right or left edge of the plasma tv. You need a direct replacement for the top buffer and then your picture will return!


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I had this issue..Go to Menu and go to the burn in troubleshooting and run the scrolling feature..Scrolls whites and darks..Run for an hour..I had it on both sides..From watching 4 X 3 pic, image retention..Should clean up fine

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Commonly for Plasma tv's if the screen went out,,the problem will be the CATHODE RAY TUBE,it is costly to buy.if you want you can buy it,,or it may be the D-board problem will be also,,,
but it is unusual,so check the tube.

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The problem may be not in your TV but in your receiver, if you use a cable or satellite receiver. Sometimes those also have similar settings for picture mode - it's rare, but I've seen it.

If not, then it must be tv's zoom mode is just set to something other than "standard".

sounds like it could be a cabling issue, try replacing the cabling (if you have another tv, you can borrow the cabling before purchasing new set of cabling)

sounds like sky tv issue, try different cabling

TV was on with no picture problem. Left the room and when I returned the picture was very dim. Turned system off and turned back on. Picture didn't change, but heard a loud pop from the back of the TV.