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    Jun 27, 2010, 12:41 PM
    Why does my Bush IDLC26TV27HD TV have trouble changing channel
    When the Bush IDLC26TV27HD colour TV cold and turned on it all works well. However after a short period when the set has warmed, I can press a button to change the channel and nothing happens I can make a hot drink and come back before it changes. Sometimes it simply does nothing and you are left with a blank screen aftere waiting ages.
    Everything else seems to work fine
    The set is just 2 years old and seems to start playing up around the digital change over.

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