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Old 31-05-2004, 12:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Philips 6517 again....

Well, got my philips 6517 replaced the other day due to the fairly significant curvature down both sides and guess what... the replacement is just as bad and its getting to be a real problem when watching anything, mainly just because i noticed it a couple of times in the first place....

I would send it back but i threw the box away as soon as id unpacked the tv (the first time) so can't do anything about it now...

Really annoyed as im a student and ive effectively wasted £350 on a tv which im not gonna enjoy watching if i keep noticing the fault, no matter how slight.

oh well.... might try and sell it on a message board and get some of the money back and get a different model.

CyBeRkId
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Old 31-05-2004, 9:58 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Cyberkid when you say curvature down both sides what specifically do you mean. If the curvature is like this ( ) then it should be adjustable by the service menu. As it was with my 6006. If however it is horizontal curvature then it does not appear to be aadjustable and appears to be associated with the price of the set. Remember that virually all CRT TV's have some minor geometry problems. Like you I find it really annoying, but it is better than convergence errors, black bands, buzzing etc.
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Old 01-06-2004, 8:56 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Yeah, that should be able to be adjusted from the service menu.
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