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MAINTENANCE
AND TROUBLESHOOTING
CARING
FOR YOUR PROJECTION
TV
Your projection TV will look better, have a longer life and
perform better if you care for it properly.
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irst check to see that the TV is off. For added
safety, disconnect AC power to your TV.
Picture Screen Cleaning
Use a soft cloth moistened with warm water and rub tightly
in the soiled areas of the screen. DO NOT USE A TISSUE
OR PAPER TOWEL, AS THINE MAY DAMAGE
SUR-
FACE. Wipe only in the vertic_d (up/down) direclfion (along
the gTooves). If there is a dirt buildup, a mild solution of
warm water and Ivory dishwashing detergent
may be used.
Use dry soft cloth to dry the screen. Care should be taken
to avoid scratches or damage to the screen surface.
EXTENDED
ABSENCE
Before an extended absence (such as a vacation) you may
want to disconnect AC power to your TV. This will protect
the projection TV from possible damage from lightning or
power line surges. If you have an outdoor antenna, you may
also want to disconnect the antenna from the wall plate con-
nection center
NOTE: If you disconnect AC !power to your TV :[or an ex-
tended time period, you will have to reset the clock.
PICTURE
INTERFERENCE
Your picture may be affected by interference
caused by one
or a number of factors. These include:
Nearby Automobile Ignition, Electrical Appliances, etc.
Which causes a speckled, streaked picture. This is most
noticeable 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
Cau,;ed by signals being reflected
from surrouncling buildings, water tanks, 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 in-
formation, and accessories available for your projection
TV.
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