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Rick

Jan 1, 1970
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I have a Samsung 32 Inch tv and the color shifts around on channels
9 and 14. All other channels are fine. I am a electronics tech but not a TV
tech, any ideas.
I sent the TV in for warranty repair but they could not duplicate the problem
and said it was my cable system. But no other TV has the problem.
 
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Andrew Rossmann

Jan 1, 1970
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[This followup was posted to sci.electronics.repair and a copy was sent
to the cited author.]

rcard53762 said:
I have a Samsung 32 Inch tv and the color shifts around on channels
9 and 14. All other channels are fine. I am a electronics tech but not a TV
tech, any ideas.
I sent the TV in for warranty repair but they could not duplicate the problem
and said it was my cable system. But no other TV has the problem.

Is this off the air or from cable? I assume this is using the built-in
tuner? It could be some form of interference, weak signal, or ghosting.
In the US, NTSC color is sensitive to phase shifting, which can happen
when a signal bounces off of buildings, mountains, hills, etc.. This
causes the colors to shift around. Europe created PAL, which reverses
the phase shift on each line (PAL=Phase Alternating Line) which helps
cancel out this effect.

Can you try hooking up another TV to the same connection to see if it
also has the same problem? How about a VCR?
 
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David

Jan 1, 1970
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32" size tv should have been checked IN HOME for the problem.

Honestly though, if the problem is only on one or two non-related
channels, odds are very high that it is the cable tv signal getting to
the tv set that is causing the issue.

I would give the cable company a call as well and have them check the
signal going to that specific tv set. Especially the signal level at
the sync being provided.

David
 
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Art

Jan 1, 1970
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If possible connect the cable via the composite inputs to the TV from a
cable box or vcr. See if the same channels exhibit he same symptoms, if so
then the problem is probably originating in the supplied signals and not the
TV.
 
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