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Is this projector/flat screen yoke easily fixed?

Rudolph Claus · 2008-03-16 22:11:52

My mate has a massive projector Tv thing, i think its 58" or so. ANyway, its not a plasma as in its not a hard screen like a normal tv, it has a material type thing as the screen. (Im not up on all these new tv's) Anyway, the problem is theres sound coming from it but no picture, what would be causing this. Would it be a…

16-03-2008 10:11pm

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Rudolph Claus

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My mate has a massive projector Tv thing, i think its 58" or so. ANyway, its not a plasma as in its not a hard screen like a normal tv, it has a material type thing as the screen. (Im not up on all these new tv's)

Anyway, the problem is theres sound coming from it but no picture, what would be causing this. Would it be a blown bulb or tube or something, do these have tubes even?

Anyone know if this is easilt fixed and where'd you'd get it fixed? Also, whats the proper name for this type of television, i feel badd calling such a class massive tv a "yoke"

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#2 16-03-2008 10:15pm

KdjaCL

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rear projection tv, works off the RGB bulbs which can be fixed/replaced.

What model is it?

Some models dont have a bulb replacement some do.

kdjac

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