On clicking "Buy Now"You will be redirected to Secure Paypal Payment Gateway for payment.File will be instantly emailed to your paypal email address once payment is confirmed. Tried to search for service manual all over the web. At last found the best quality service manuals here at very affordable price. Thanks to SRManual team. Keep it up good work. If you don't mind spending upwards of $3k on a TV, and having such flaws, this TV is for you: the HD is truly spectacular. However, if you are one to "tweak" the settings on the TV to get the best picture possible, once you see this flaw, you won't be happy with the set. The flaw was supposedly fixed in models made after August 2004, but the 3 December 2004's that I have had in my house all had this manufacturing flaw that can't be adjusted.Of course, I know that the picture won't be "perfect" on any TV set. However, this is not seen in other technologies (JVC is LCOS-based). HD material is truly awesome on this picture, except for the flaw. If it is something you don't notice, then I recommend this TV. If you are a discriminating TV viewer, and are concerned about such things as black levels and true color reproduction (all technologies have plus's and minus's in these categories), then this flaw will not be something you can live with. You are here It works, but the colors are now off (more greens and pinks) and it's kind of a double image. Any idea what might be wrong and if it is fixable?. Our projction TV did a similar thing right after we bought it. (floor model) They fixed it under warranty otherwise it was a huge fix. It is most likely your color wheel. It is like a $350 part, ours just went out again. We decided we can get a flat screen 42 >Rear projection vs lcd tv television or RPTV is the technology behind the modern day large screen television display and until recently catered to consumers as the only option for an affordable large screen TV experience. As the name implies, RPTV uses a projector to magnify a small image from the video signal onto a large screen. The projector uses a bright beam of light and a lens system to project the image to a much larger size. The traditional TV setups are in some ways similar to the RPTVs. The television box contains the projector inside and the projector projects the image form behind the screen. A DLP projector creates an image using a DMD chip, which on its surface contains a large matrix of microscopic mirrors, each corresponding to one pixel in an image. The weight of earlier RPTVs required it to be wall-mounted, and though most consumers don