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Submitted By |
Tom
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Date Posted |
12/7/2003 2:34:42 AM |
Title |
Magnet near the Sceen - now discoloration |
Message |
| My child recently placed a strong magnet near the sceen of my Sanyo television. Now I have discolored 'spots' on the screen and I am unable to get rid of them. Is there any way to correct this problem? Thanks for your help. |
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Submitted By |
willie
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Date Posted |
12/7/2003 5:39:11 AM |
Title |
RE: Magnet near the Sceen - now discoloration |
Message |
| no it is not a permanent problem the tv's set has it own built in degausser the buzzing noise that most tv's make when turn on <try a external degaussing coil>about $30.00 MCM ELECTRONICS WILL CLEAR IT UP |
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Submitted By |
Eric
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Date Posted |
12/7/2003 5:59:58 AM |
Title |
RE: Magnet near the Sceen - now discoloration |
Message |
| How about turning the TV on and off a few times? |
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Submitted By |
shaun
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Date Posted |
1/2/2004 7:32:43 PM |
Title |
RE: Magnet near the Sceen - now discoloration |
Message |
| the problem should cure itself in time but if not replace the posistor. |
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Submitted By |
George
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Date Posted |
1/4/2004 8:03:16 AM |
Title |
RE: Magnet near the Sceen - now discoloration |
Message |
| I found that running a hair dryer or a drill in front of the screen in a circular motion helps in moving the spots or removing them altogether. I too have a 27" sanyo that is overly sensitive to magnets, power chords, big chunks of metal, etc.... It takes practice - sometimes you make new spots in new paces, but its curable. Some sanyo's won't degauss even if you power cycle them a bunch of times..... |
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