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Jumpman
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Dear Forum Members,
RE: Philips 32PW9308 CRT Television
I am writing for some advice regarding a fault that has occurred with our television.
White horizontal lines are permanently present across the screen regardless of whether we are watching sky, terrestrial or a DVD feed.
Please see following image: http://limbachia1.googlepages.com/Philips32PW9308-WhiteLines.jpg
In addition the colour saturation, brightness and contrast also seem to be affected. They have to be turned to maximum to achieve near normal levels.
The television also displays the following error message on accessing the service menu:
Errors: 028 000 000 000 000
Defective module: Video Controller
Please see following image: http://limbachia1.googlepages.com/Philips32PW9308-ErrorMessage.jpg
When taken to a service centre, we were told that the whole tube would need replacing and that the TV is a write-off. I therefore wanted to confirm with you guys that this is correct, and to ask your opinion as to what the exact fault is, and if you think the TV could still be economically repaired.
Many thanks in advance, Jumpman.
RE: Philips 32PW9308 CRT Television
I am writing for some advice regarding a fault that has occurred with our television.
White horizontal lines are permanently present across the screen regardless of whether we are watching sky, terrestrial or a DVD feed.
Please see following image: http://limbachia1.googlepages.com/Philips32PW9308-WhiteLines.jpg
In addition the colour saturation, brightness and contrast also seem to be affected. They have to be turned to maximum to achieve near normal levels.
The television also displays the following error message on accessing the service menu:
Errors: 028 000 000 000 000
Defective module: Video Controller
Please see following image: http://limbachia1.googlepages.com/Philips32PW9308-ErrorMessage.jpg
When taken to a service centre, we were told that the whole tube would need replacing and that the TV is a write-off. I therefore wanted to confirm with you guys that this is correct, and to ask your opinion as to what the exact fault is, and if you think the TV could still be economically repaired.
Many thanks in advance, Jumpman.