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MAINTENANCE
AND
TROUBLESHOO fNG
CARING
FOR YOUR
TV
Your "PCwill look better, have a longer life and perform better
if you care for it properly.
First check to see that the TV is off. For added
safety, unplug
the TV from the power outlet.
NOTE:
cl If you unplug your TV, you will have to reset
the clock to the current time.
CABINET CARE
Non-Wood Cabinet or Cabinet Components
Moisten a soft
cloth with a mild soap solution or Ivory dishwashing deter-
gent. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Then rinse the cloth
in clean water and wipe the surface again. Allow the TV to air-
dry before turning it on.
Wood Cabinets or Cabinet Components
Use any good fur-
niture cleaner and polish. Regular care will help preserve the
finish.
PICTURE GLASS (::LEANING
The picture tube face attracts dust particles and should be
cleaned regularly. To clean the face, spray a small amount of
glass cleaner on a cleaning cloth and wipe the picture tube
glass face until clean. Repeat if necessary.
To delay new dust accumulation, wet a soft cloth in lukewarm
water in which a little fabric softener or Ivory dishwashing de-
tergent has been mixed. Wring the cloth almost dry. Wipe the
glass face. Make sure no drops of moisture are squeezed onto
the glass. Do not wipe the glass dry. Allow the glass to air-dry
before you turn the TV on again.
EXTENDED
ABSENCE
Before an extended absence (such as a vacation) you may
want to unplug the power cord from the electrical wall outlet.
This will protect the TV from possible damage from lightning
or power line surges. If you have an outdoor antenna, you may
also w_mt to disconnect the antenna lead-in wires on the back
of the TV.
NOTE:
[] If you unplug your TV, you will have to reset the clock to
the current time.
"IV PICTURE
INTERFERENCE
Your TV picture may be affected by interference caused by
one or a number of factors. These include:
SpecMed
or Streaked
Picture
Can be caused by nearby auto-
mobile ignition, electrical
appliances,
etc. This is most notice-
able in weak signal areas.
Snow in Picture
Caused
by insufficient
signal. Usually
caused by the TV being located too far from the TV station or
by an !improper antenna
installation.
Ghosts
or' Reflections
Caused
by signals being reflected
from surrounding
buildings,
water tar&s, or other high struc-
tures.
Radio Signal Police, amateur or CB radio transmitters may
cause interference.
These interference
problems
can often be corrected
through
the use of a better antenna, signal amplifiers,
or various
filter
devices.
See your TV dealer for additional
information,
and
awfilable TV accessories.
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