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Old 11-11-2003, 8:22 PM   #1
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Lens miss-firing

How do you know if your lenses are miss firing or the bulbs are going.I have a panasonic 42 rear pro and have had some pink patches appearing on the left hand side but they move around and at times dissapear.This has been going on for a while and now has been joined with a green/blue area in the bottom right corner?.

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Old 12-11-2003, 8:38 AM   #2
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I have the dreaded green blue bit in the corner as well, the pink patches are apparently down to bacteria ???, I was told yesterday that Panasonic are recalling all of there RP tv sets.

So this morning I am not a happy bunny as my Panny 42" has got to go and all i get for a replacement is

1, pay more for a 42" plasma £1900 ( which I don't have )
2, have a 36" CRT which is the PD30 I think as a replacement

now i am going to ring panasonic uk today so will let you know,

we need to get hold of laurel as he's got the same set as us i try to contact him...
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Old 12-11-2003, 9:24 AM   #3
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I had 2 panny rp tvs. Same as Laurel. Both were bust in a matter of weeks. Also the model I had was only available for about 2 months before it was withdrawn. I think Panny had a lot of grief with their rp tvs. I then went to Tosh but also had problems. Now I have a Sony and its great. Hope you get sorted

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Old 12-11-2003, 9:25 AM   #4
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another thing, I had 3 crt pannys before these ones and all of them had the MOIRE patterning when watching reg 1 discs. VERY annoying. i will avoid panny tvs now

shaun
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Old 12-11-2003, 8:06 PM   #5
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Angry

This is my 2nd set as the 1st broke on the second day.I was very happy until these latest problems, I've put up with these patches for a few months now and I've had enough.Phoned Panasonic at first but got nowhere and where I bought the set from just passed me to the repair center which wanted money brfore doing a thing.How do I get Panasonic to take back and replace the set.My gaurantee has run out however I hid pay extra to cover the lenses?A friend of mine told me under EC law any electric item sold is gauranteed for 5 years by the manufacture? any help out there
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Old 12-11-2003, 9:35 PM   #6
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not sure on that. I know that you have a reasonable ammount of time to get it replaced or fixed. if you spend £1500 on a tv it is expectede to last longer than say 4 years. There was a thread n here a while back over this and a guy who went to court and he won. Fair enough if it was a £20 kettle!!! but a tv for that money. NO WAY. Ask trading Standards

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