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I have a Sharp 36F-630 36" TV.
Recently, it started getting a "band" across the top of the screen. It gets smaller as the tv warms up. It used to go away completely. Now it goes from covering the top 5 inches to the top 2 inches at total warm-up. It appears as though it is showing what would normally out of the viewing range. For example, I clearly saw a "boom mic" while watching something recently. I can still see the regular picture all the way to the top. But, it looks as though what should be above the screen, has "flopped" down over the top of the screen, and it's somewhat transparent, and upside down. Like double vision or double exposure. Also, that part is lighter than the rest of the picture, and has lines in it.
Re: I have a Sharp 36F-630 36" TV.
Recently, it started...
You have a swollen capacitors in the vertical section try to replace all the leaky capacitors, you will notice that there is a liquid leaking out in the buttom of the capacitor.It is like an oil spill.
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