Waiting won't make it any safer. The capacitors hold a charge indefiinately.
Just be VERY carefull when the TV is open, it will pack a punch.
"Tony Hwang" wrote in message
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Gina and Les Armstrong wrote:
I have a ten year old JVC 27" TV that has begun to flicker. The picture
flickers intermittently, and when the set is bumped or moved slightly.
The flickering happen on all inputs (cable, video 1, video 2, S-video).
I am going to replace it, as it is our main set used for everyday
viewing. My question is: is there a quick fix for the problem? The
reason I ask is because I would like to keep it, if possible, for use in
the garage or a spare bedroom. Any advice would be appreciated. The
model# is AV-27BP3 I have searched the JVC site with no luck.
Thanks in advance,
Les
Hi,
Unplug the set, wait for 10 minutes or more then open up the set,
vacuum out the dust build up. Wiggle the CRT HV(anode) connector to reseat
it.
Tony