I have a Nexus 42 "plasma tv i get what looks like colored snow that I can see the bottom aginst the dark?
I have a 42 "screen stunned Nexus great and I keep getting what seems lik colored snow when there is a darker background is this normal ops for this type of TV? also with certain nuances of black and gray forms i get spotted or striated, as if this TV has problems with black and gray or this could be because the quality of reception im getting from Comcast cable? I have their HD box which unfortunately they do not yet broacast in 1080 its somthing like 4 when it leaves the point whivh broacast seems a rip off to me the only reason I do not bring it back is because it has a DVR in the same lol thats sad I asked him why the image is decent looking, while its small and centy my screen that it bacisly princable has a computer screen operates so any help would be appreaciated thanks.
Yep, time to start feeding readjusted … this is a normal balance adjustment that occurs after a year of operation. Take to your nearest store television service, as it has no link autorized dealers / Servicers. Get the Vs / adjustments Va / VSC.
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