Help-Line in my RPTV-need conditioner for HT

Hey,

Are your components and TV on the same dedicated line or do you have seperate lines for different components....if so you may be having "out of phase" problems. The TV should be plugged into the same line as you components. One line should power TV, DVD, Cable, etc.

Or have you moved the TV recently? If you have impacted the TV recently it could need to be realigned.

Good Luck
Kerry

kbright,

Are your components and TV on the same dedicated line or do you have seperate lines for different components....if so you may be having "out of phase" problems. The TV should be plugged into the same line as you components. One line should power TV, DVD, Cable, etc.

They are on the same circuit.

Or have you moved the TV recently? If you have impacted the TV recently it could need to be realigned.

No movement of TV, I had it realigned a few months ago, but have ordered a guy to do it again.

Thanks

This sounds exactly like the "streaking" problem heavily discuused at Hometheaterspot, and I experienced as well. Pioneer has finally figured out a fix, which I had installed almost 2 months ago - no return of the green, somtimes big splashs of red, and blue lines.

I do not think a conditioner will change this. Not sure how you arrived at the 85% rate, but you simply should call Pioneer, schedule a repair and it will be fixed - for free.

Dseid, My buddy id a manager at Tweeter, where I bought this, I will ask again today. Thanks for the heads up. I certainly hope he can get it done for me. I came up with the 85% by WATCHING THE CLOCK ON MY SHELVE. When I plugged deirectly to the wall, the lines were present all the time. When I plugged into the PC the lines were visible only 15% per hour. I do believe the lines are present, cause the saturation of color seems a bit faded. I just cannot see them, they must be in the blackground.

It is my understanding that what you are experiencing is a Pioneer Elite problem for that 730 model. I would contact your dealer or Pioneer as I believe a fix is out or in the works.