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Old 29-07-2002, 4:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sony KV14LT1 service menu

Hi,

Have this TV in my kitchen and recently have been noticing that the horizontal size is set much too large. Consequently I am getting a cropped image. (This is on a composite feed from a Pace NTL box btw)

Does anyone know how to access the service menu on this TV to change these basic settings? You know standard image size geometry things.

I have heard that most Sony sets have a service menu but have no idea how to access this!

Thanks in advance
Tim
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