RE: Re: [Nolug] off-topic post (TV)

You could always trying slapping it on the side when it acts up. If there's something loose, that often helps. It does with my friend's monitor!
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From: "J. Kent Busbee, Jr." <buz@penwel.com>
Date: 2003/08/14 Thu PM 03:53:55 EDT
To: <nolug@joeykelly.net>
Subject: RE: Re: [Nolug] off-topic post (TV)

> It's only a couple of years old. Too new for me to justify
> junking it and too old to be under warrenty. You make a good
> point about the techs and about expense. If the repair is too
> expensive then I may as well just buy a new one. Its only 32"
> and not HD or anything. And if JD is right then it will be
> expensive. I really just wish I could fix it myself.
>
> Thanks guys -

TV repair can be a SHOCKING experience... I don't recommend it. The
tube is a large capacitor and holds a charge even after unplugging.

I would go for a new HDTV or a cheep 25" to hold me over 'til HDTV came
down in price.

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