As others have said you definitely want to find and fix the actual
problem, not just throw a band-aid on it.
Just to verify (and eliminate other potential sources of the problem)
does the problem occur with two different input types? i.e. It
happens on both DVD and sat/cable feeds? With only
ob_kook;251459 Wrote:
Hey all, I'm having some issues with alternating light pink and green
bands scrolling horizontally on my plasma screen, and after doing a bit
of online research, I believe I have tracked this problem down to the
cable feed with many suggesting that it is likely a ground
Great info from everyone - I knew this forum would deilver!
Based on these answers I've also done a little more reading up on the
topic and much better understand the issue now. I'll do a bot more
troubleshooting to isolate the problem and try to optimize the setup in
terms of the way things
Do the cables have ferrite cores on them? I installed a plasma a few
years back and it looked great until I changed the mains cable (I
needed a longer one to bury in the wall). Picture quality took a big
dive - can't remember the exact symptoms. A ferrite core on either end
of the mains cable
Hey all, I'm having some issues with alternating light pink and green
bands scrolling horizontally on my plasma screen, and after doing a bit
of online research, I believe I have tracked this problem down to the
cable feed with many suggesting that it is likely a ground loop and
might clear up
I've had ground loops with tv before ? there are is isolation
transformer for the coax cable, that worked for me.
Power conditioner's do they break ground loops ? I have doubt's more
research is needed.
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Mnyb
Mnyb's
First thing I would do is goto a hardware store and grab an outlet
tester and verify that all the outlets on that circuit are wired
properly. Then test for AC/DC voltage across the ground of your coax
to earth ground on your outlet.
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2665480
