Philips Pixel Plus 2 Geometry HELP!!!!

devilhimselfff · 05-04-2005, 6:28 PM

Hi
I will like some help on the New 29" Philips Pixel Plus 2 TV that I bought.
The problem is that the Picture is curved at the Bottom only, I have tried to fix it by going into the Service Menu but no luck. The Picture is bent like a bow towards the ground from the edges and it seems to be a bit inwards. The fault is especially more appreciate with scrolls that run at the bottom (Like some News Channels etc)

anyone do let me know what to do, I got a 100Hz Philips Tele first got it replaced with another 100Hz Tele, both had the same problem then I got this Pixel Plus 2 tele, and it too has the same problem AHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
The picture quality on this tele is top notch , but the Gemetry Problem is not cool. What to do, should I get rid of the Philips altogether ? but what to get that matches the same quality in 29" ?
Anyways the model number is Philips Pixel Plus 2 "29PT9421/56R".

Sniper · 05-04-2005, 9:14 PM

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Originally Posted by devilhimselfff

... I got a 100Hz Philips Tele first got it replaced with another 100Hz Tele, both had the same problem then I got this Pixel Plus 2 tele, and it too has the same problem AHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!...

!? what's sitting directly under the tele ?? a speaker?

devilhimselfff · 06-04-2005, 3:07 PM

Well thanks for the reply yeah there is a speaker at the bottom, and two on the side, but mmm Ive also noticed that the shape is slightly distorted at the top as well, but very slightly (if you see see a straight line)
Any help guys ?

Sniper · 06-04-2005, 5:03 PM

sorry to insist but - just for kicks - try moving the speakers completely away!

devilhimselfff · 07-04-2005, 2:45 AM

Thanks for the reply. Hmm no no there are no speakers of Mine beneathe the TV but the Tele's own speaker (Built in) I thought you were asking about that speaker. I guess that could also cause the problem ? If not then what to do to fix this Geometry Problem ? I Have tried tinkering the Service Menu Options but it didnt help.

07-04-2005, 2:12 PM

I have the same problem with my philips 32pw9509. I also noticed there is no speaker in the bottom, although it seems like there is one.

devilhimselfff · 07-04-2005, 2:24 PM

Any Fix to the problem ???????

**LV426** · 07-04-2005, 7:52 PM

It's probably "within tolerance". Good geometry is actually quite hard to achieve on a large CRT. This is one respect in which the venerable CRT most emphatically does not product "the best" picture.

However, if it's new, you could always insist on an engineer's visit.

devilhimselfff · 08-04-2005, 2:55 AM

Thanks for the reply, yeah i have got the Service Center persinals to check it out and I am insisting on getting it fixed or replaced with another Philips TV of the same Model, but then I think if 3 TV's have the same problem why wouldnt the 4th be OK, though I saw another Tele at another store that was fine, so I was thinking about getting that one but then I think that there might be something else wrong with that TV and would know only when I buy it. Do you know how this problem can be solved ? I mean the tech side. It is annoying to say the least watching that bend, and well if you are concious then it does start to get on your nerves.
Thanks for the help.

devilhimselfff · 08-04-2005, 2:58 AM

I want this TV to be fixed as it is very bothersome to get it changed

**LV426** · 08-04-2005, 7:07 AM

All I can say is, it probably can be improved by service menu adjustments - factory settings are usually fairly rough - but it may well not be totally fixable. And it isn't really a job for someone untrained.

I sympathise; I can't tolerate poor geometry either. My own solution to this (and a couple of other typical issues with large CRTs) was to sell mine and buy an LCD screen.

devilhimselfff · 09-04-2005, 2:48 AM

Hi
Yeah I am trying to get it fixed by the Philips Service Personals, hopefully it might get fixed or Replaced

lets see what they do in a day or two

devilhimselfff · 11-04-2005, 7:11 PM

mmmm got the Other Pixel Plus 2 but mmm it has the same problem (although a bit less but still is) gonna kill myself

devilhimselfff · 15-04-2005, 3:28 PM

Ok the service center guy came and he opened the set, and adjusted something attached to the Picture Tube ( A screw or something like that ) he rotated it the picture straigten ,everything seemed fine and dandy. When he left I checked the tele and the picture was bent at the top

DAMMIT!!!!!! I am again waiting for the dude to visit me

booker · 17-04-2005, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by devilhimselfff

Ok the service center guy came and he opened the set, and adjusted something attached to the Picture Tube ( A screw or something like that ) he rotated it the picture straigten ,everything seemed fine and dandy. When he left I checked the tele and the picture was bent at the top

DAMMIT!!!!!! I am again waiting for the dude to visit me

Hey, i got the same problem, my tv is 32PW6542 and do the same thing you are saying, it bends on both sides of the picture, it is very noticibles with scrolls or any panoramic view from side to side.

Unfortuly my cousin has the same tv and do the same thing, i browse around the forums and all this model do this as well.

I call Customer service and the Guy told this can`t be fix it, since the tv is like that

let me know if they fix this for you, ok?
so i can reclaim to them

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