demagnatizing tv
#1
08-05-04, 02:42 AM
demagnatizing tv
how can i demagnatize my tv with the things i have around the house? i saw one person talking about using a solding gun . what does that do for it ? thanks
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08-07-04, 12:05 PM
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The way to demagnetize the TV is with a coil. You said you wanted to find something around the house. Do you have an extention cord that is maybe 50ft or more. Coil it up in a tight circle with a diameter of no more that
10 inches. Wrap tape around it to secure. Leave about 6 ft so you can plug it in. Then slowly move it around the picture very close to the tube and then in a constant circular motion bring it away from the tube.
10 inches. Wrap tape around it to secure. Leave about 6 ft so you can plug it in. Then slowly move it around the picture very close to the tube and then in a constant circular motion bring it away from the tube.
#5
08-17-04, 07:16 PM
demagnatizing tv?
You should not have to do this,as all new tv's and computer monitors do this when you turn them on.
If you have a color problem,try turning the set on,then off a few times.
If that don't work,you'r set needs more in-depth service.
Good luck.
If you have a color problem,try turning the set on,then off a few times.
If that don't work,you'r set needs more in-depth service.
Good luck.
#7
08-18-04, 11:04 PM
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zigzag's suggestion of using a coil of extension cord would need to have a high current device, like a 1500 watt heater plugged in to allow the current flow to create a flux.
