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Old 20-01-2006, 8:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sony Kv32fx60 problem

Hi,

Got home tonight to find my Sony TV seems to have gone tits up. The picture seems to have lots of little stars flickering on the screen making the picture unwatchable. I've disconnected all the i/ps including the RF and the interfernce is still there when I select any of the scart i/ps so its definatley an internal problem rather than a problem with an external source. Does any think this fault is cureable or is it time to splash out on a new LCD TV.

Any thoughts most appreciated.
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