My Tv!!!
I dunno why, but I wasn't thinking and put my Speaker ontop of my TV while I was cleaning and dusting... I forgot about the damned magnet. Now i have a purple discolor in one area of the TV.
Any one know how to fix it?
BTW It ain't bad, but it is annoying.
Any one know how to fix it?
BTW It ain't bad, but it is annoying.
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I set my Logitech 680 sub next to my 36" I had just fixed (ooops). I turn the TV on and it was RUINED. I got peeved and started seeing what I could do with the sub, and after about two hours of moving the sub around with the TV on, I just about had the whole thing fixed. I had to get the TV in the air, and hold the sub at different angles, but I finally figured out after some trial and error how to push the picture around to get it looking right!! Currently its got one little corner thats off, and the red is just not right, but you really can't tell.
My recomendation, don't do what I say and see if there is a better way. It was a bitch, and I can't guarantee it won't make it worse in the end!
Yeah if it doesn't clear up in a few days, you'll need to get it degauss'd.
NS
Yea that's works too, though I wasn't gonna recommened doing it, because it can have the opposite effect, but yeah, I've done that a few times, and it works a treat. Just use the a magnet to essentially drag the coloured patches off the screen.
NS
In order to get rid of that distortion the tube must be deguass'd. It can be done with a degaussing magnet but if you've never done it before you can end up making other distortions....like leaving an iron on the shirt too long..you'll end up burning the fabric.
Hope this helps.
If nothing at all, chances are the wire simply was severed(cut clear through), and the usual culprit is either no rubber bushing in hole it was pushed through before it was pushed through(friction or pressure against a hole edge WILL do that), or possibly a single subchannel off and not wire at all.
If static or pops, try this: unplug one channel at a time worth of wire, see if the rest of tspeakers suddenly sound GREAT. If so, then trace wire and find bad place, or pull a new one. If all options for taking one speaker offline leave your speakers and wires alone and put an EMI\EFI\RMI bypass-to-ground filter on your input power line and see if that helps a bunch. You may have to tweak it a LOT, but engine circuitry and primary circuits CAN feed back into truck stereos and quads, and amps just take and amplify the false noise riding the power in sometimes, resulting in epople going nuts for months trying to isolate a power input (from external cirucit feedback) fault that ends up not even being in the sound system.
John.
Part of the reason a TV or monitor without a builtin degauss needs to be professionally done is that the gun uses high amperage and high voltage to load a picture. The tube needs to be discharged first to really degauss right, and folks have been badly hurt by electrical charges from a tube not dishcarged right or touching the inner power cirucuitry exactly the WRONG way.
If you use a magnet, try a light weight one to start for a small color distorion, essentially you mag charged part of a screen and the idea is simply to discharge that part without damping other parts and getting a rainbowish halo effect out of your work. So, use the end NOT used to pick up metal to draw with, and use a bar magnet and not a Nicor or very powerful magnet and patiently redraw over it working from center of disturbance toward nearest screen edge and than work outward parallel to first cleared up thick linish area you make.
bothered.
My 19" Sharp TV degaussed when you turned in on, and you could hear it. My 27" JVC doesn't make any noise other than the image on my monitor will get wavy when it turns on.