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Posted on Dec 11, 2017

Samsung HLN617W I am having a problem with my Samsung DLP HLN617W. On the 480p input connected to a DVD and one of the AV inputs connected to a Wii, I get noise that looks like faint black lines rolling across the screen at 45 degrees. After some time they tend to go away but usually appear again when the system is turned on again.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 24, 2007

SOURCE: dlp vertical lines

the person you talked to at samsung is more than likely a customer support rep that does know anything but what his computer tells him. i have seen this symptom several times in many makes and models. if you can give me your full model number i will give you a part number to fix this issue.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 27, 2007

SOURCE: Samsung HCN653W 65 has wavy vertical lines

I can help you,  call me 910-8936663

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 15, 2007

SOURCE: Samsung HL-P5663W, picture goes black after some time

I fixed it. Went back in after a twenty min. break, figured if it's broke I can't break it again, might as well try to fix it(out of warranty, so much time on 1st. bulb, after fixing I found out had 8463 hrs. on 1st. lamp! WOWW most i've seen on any strings out there,and I'm really cheap and inquisitive) But this is how I did it. pulled off covers. looked around pulled light box out checked connectors and resistors visually for burns, none found, then I see a clear plastic sleeve covered group of wires it was plugged up at the ballast where i was working earlier but not the other end, so i looked around for the plug to insert it, couldn't see any where. I felt on top of a silver polished panel w/holes allover, there on top, at the right side of the silver panel was a plug for it. I plugged it in by removing fan and cooling fin assembly, for room to work(and good chance to clean dust from the fins and fans. I tilted silver panel down to see the top, after some removing spring loaded screws holding cooling fins, (the screws ave very light spring tension and won't pop out, I swear, keep track of springs for reassembly later) plugged it in(only goes one way, don't force it, flip over if it doesn't fit nicely) replace all removed parts in reverse order and reinstall covers, plug up, and mine powered on almost instantly. After that and spending 2 hrs. online trying to go through all the strings everywhere about these problems. It came down to trial by fire. I hope this helps, reply if it doesn't.

George Kopp

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  • Posted on Jan 03, 2008

SOURCE: LINES ROLL THROUGH THE PICTURE

If video is good on DVI input, the problem is only the digital board. Cost to fix by a professional approx $400. Just watch it on DVI or use a high end stereo reveiver to switch digital inputs to DVI. The DMD board is not bad if any input is good

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 16, 2008

SOURCE: MY Samsung DLP TV Has Green/Purple Lines

http://www.jangro.com/a/2006/07/24/samsung-dlp-replace-color-wheel/

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