Sorry. but it's that time of the year. If a greener lawn is your goal,
try casting some winter rye seed. You'll have all the green you
want over the winter. And it will have to be cut several times to
keep it neat looking. You will be the envy of your neighbors. And
winter rye is cheap – I can get a 50# bag for like $ 10.00 – $ 12.00.
Water a little bit to get it going. Around next April, it will start to
die off as your St. Augustine starts to green up. Glad you care
about your lawn.

The Manual can be really Confusing. There should be a Convergence Setting on Your Remote. You'll have to Scroll thru a bunch of Menus to find it. To Help get it Right, drop Your Color Level all the way down to where the Picture is Black & White. For any Color TV to have a good Picture, You have got to have a perfect Black & White. There are 3 Colors, Red Blue and Green. There should be a Setting for what is called a "Crosshatch" Setting. The Picture will look like a Checkerboard. You adjust the Picture, probably with the Volume Controls on the Remote to bring the Lines together, so they don't show Red Blue or Green. It's a lot of Hassle, but what will it Cost to have a Repair Person come to your House and do it for You ? If You can't find the Crosshatch setting, then go to the Weather Channel, as You will need a Steady Picture, without a lot of Movement. Hope this Helps !