Re: Prolonging TV Life
From: Paul Taylor (no)
Date: 10/13/04
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Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 20:49:09 +0100
> I clean the inside of my 5 TV's once a year to make sure everything
> is running cool.I also check all caps for high ESR.(Thanks to Bob Parker).
>
> Whenever I encounter an IC/Transistor that is too hot to touch I simply
> bolt a larger heat sink to the original one.Makes wonders!! I even added a
> small and quiet fan to cool down a reluctant vertical output.
> I believe that this will prolong the life of my TV's and prevent future
> failures due to excess heat.
My previous 29" 4:3 JVC TV had a power device fail after 3 or 4 years.
No heatsink compound!!!
When the bloke arrived with a pack of replacement components to fit, I asked
if he was going to use heatsink compound? I had some to use otherwise!
Too messy to bother with at the factory? (or the sets would be far too
reliable if they did use it? :-)
Got a rear-projection Tosh 42PW23P about two years ago. No problems so far.
Paul
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