andy, it seems to me it's a purity problem. jsut for giggles etc, try rotating the tv say 90 deg and see if the color splotches move or disappear. if so it may actually take care of itself as Sony and other manufacturers have auto degaussing circuits but they only do a lil bit at a time unlike the degaussing coil I would carry in my tool kit when I worked on tvs in a past life "OCSDFW" <ocsdfw@yahoo
1.) Xbox 360 defects: an inside history of Microsoft’s video game console woes Dean Takahashi | September 5th, 2008 When his fourth Xbox 360 video game console died in April, Chris Szarek wasn’t surprised. The Chicopee, Mass. gamer was accustomed to the hardware failures that became known throughout the Internet as RROD, or the “red rings of death” which flash when the console becomes
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