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What causes a flat screen (LCD) tv to have green fuzz? - N.L. The T.V. is less than 6 months old. Green fuzz such as this: http://tinypic.com/r/nznmzt/4

Best Answer: I suspect the lvds cable is your problem. I've seen it many times. This is the cable that goes from the main board to the t-con on the back of the panel. Sometimes this cable needs to be disconnected and reinstalled. On some Samsung the cable is defective and a new one is needed. The main is the one that has all the input jacks (on most models) and the t-con is under a metal shield usually located in the center top (sometimes on the bottom) of the panel. The lvds is usually consisting of several wires twisted together, or a flat Flexible cable. the ends usually have release buttons on the connector to remove and reinstall. sometimes just touching this cable will make the picture go from bad to good. Unplug the tv when removing the cable ends. - megan n

I think that child is not of this Earth ! - Rusty Tater™

First, take the video camera away from the babby. They have no technical expertise. Second, get some toothpaste and brush that kids mouth. It looks like he's been trying to chew on some green skittles or something... or.. is the green skittles what you gave the kid for lunch.. I bet thats what happened. Another explanation is that the babby is actually that Slimer monster from "Ghost Busters" I say, call Bill Murray ASAP! - Styles Gagan

How did you get a kid to eat broccoli? It is probably a factory defect. The red and blue sub-pixels aren't activating properly so only the green pixels turn on which creates your fuzz. - ...

Eeeeyyeewwwww! Does that child have a fungal growth in its mouth? - Sacha

Well that's BS, I think I'd take the danged thing back. Or is it hot? Just checkin... - First ever Lilbit

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