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TV tube question
The 27" TV tube was damaged by sharply stone. No crack found but spot seem
to deeply. Is it dangerous for watching anyway? Does it cause to explode? TIA |
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TV tube question
"Shell" wrote in message ...
The 27" TV tube was damaged by sharply stone. No crack found but spot seem to deeply. Is it dangerous for watching anyway? Does it cause to explode? TIA it wont explode it will implode, but as far as safety goes i do not know. |
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TV tube question
Please post make and model and chassis number off back of tv if available as
well as year of manufacture. If you can see inside the tv set with a flashlight through the vents, try and get the numbers off the picture tube. Also post where you live in case someone has a good used tube they can install in the set. Some tubes are more susceptable to implosion than others. I have seen tubes implode with what looked like as little as 1/8th of an inch chip in the face of it. The tubes glass is under extreme pressure from the atmosphere. David Shell wrote in message ... The 27" TV tube was damaged by sharply stone. No crack found but spot seem to deeply. Is it dangerous for watching anyway? Does it cause to explode? TIA |
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