Calculators Ti-85 whole screen is dark blue

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The issue with the TI-85 calculator displaying a dark blue screen is likely related to the contrast settings. Users have noted that adjusting the contrast can resolve the problem, typically by pressing the '2nd' button followed by the up or down arrow key. If the contrast is set too high, it may be necessary to reset the calculator by removing and reinserting the battery. However, if adjusting the contrast does not work, further troubleshooting may be needed, as some users have experienced persistent display issues despite attempts to fix the contrast.
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Hopefully someone can help me with this problem. When I turn on my TI-85, the whole screen is dark blue (every pixel is dark blue). If I turn it at an angle, I can still see the curser; and performing functions on it still work (when looking at an angle). Has anyone ever had this problem with their TI85? If so, how do I fix it? Thanks.
 
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Maybe the contrast is too high. On my TI-80, which I assume is more or less the same, you adjust it by continuously pressing the '2nd' button followed by the up or down arror key.
 
I've had this happen too. Like Delta said, it's the contrast. The one thing about my TI-85 is that if the contrast goes all the way to the max (like yours seems to have) I have to pull a battery to reset the calculator. Once I do that it is fine.
 
Thanks very much, it was the contrast.
 
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I tried pressing the 2nd button and the down arrow but nothing changed. the dark blue box is still there.
help?
 
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