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moonlite November 22nd 05 05:56 PM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite


kip November 22nd 05 07:35 PM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
Do the job right and get the gasket..

kip
"moonlite" wrote in message
oups.com...
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite




Art November 23rd 05 01:51 AM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
Leakage all over the inside of the set, onto the circuit boards, through the
yokes, etc, can be at least as expensive as the gasket set. "of course, this
is just my own opinion"! Try the RTV, if you like it, go for it!
"kip" wrote in message
.. .
Do the job right and get the gasket..

kip
"moonlite" wrote in message
oups.com...
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite






James Sweet November 23rd 05 03:41 AM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
moonlite wrote:
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite



It might work for a while, but having done a few of these jobs I can say
it's something I'd much rather not repeat, it's worth it to buy the
right parts so you don't have to tear it apart and start over.

JANA November 23rd 05 07:16 AM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
You'd be best off using the right gasket materials. If not, and it leaks,
the repair is going to be much more expensive!

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JANA
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"moonlite" wrote in message
oups.com...
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite



gb November 23rd 05 12:17 PM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
"moonlite" wrote in message
oups.com...
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite

Read the label on RTV very carefully - not inert. I would not want some of
the out gassing in a proj TV.

gb



GregS November 23rd 05 03:31 PM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
In article .com, "moonlite" wrote:
Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite


I think some form of copper is used in the high temp stuff. Regular
rtv goes up to 400 degrees F anyway. Permatex makes that blue
rtv gasket stuff, guareented not to leak. Ultrablue. This
stuff is also electronic grade or sensor safe.

greg

Andy Cuffe November 23rd 05 05:48 PM

RTV silicone good as gasket for TV's ?
 
On 22 Nov 2005 09:56:35 -0800, "moonlite" wrote:

Has anyone used high temp RTV silicone as gasket for projo TV CRT's ?
My supplier wants too much $$ for a gasket I need to seal a projo TV
CRT. I drained it of coolant liquid and want to refill with new one.
Thanks

moonlite



Sony did make some projection CRTs in the 80's that were sealed with
RTV instead of a gasket and screws. The seals never leaked, but they
were a nightmare to disassemble to change the fluid. After cleaning I
reassembled them with regular RTV and, as far as I know, none ever
leaked.
Andy Cuffe

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