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tony89
03-08-02, 09:42 PM
Hi,
My 2 year old took the ole baseball bat to my projection tv. It cracked the screen since I did not have a screen guard other than that the TV performed fine.
Well we moved to a new home and I decided to fix the cracked screen. I ordered the part for around $100. They said it was an easy fix of a few screws. I opened the screen and found two screens. I replaced the outer broken screen and put the inner lense like screen back on as well. everything looked great until I turned the TV back on. Now a circle of normal viewing screen appears where the clear lense of the second inner screen lies. All four corners are viewable but visibly shaded. I did wipe the inner (lense) screen down with a paper towel and water to remove what looked like dust. It looked a bit smudged when I had finished.
The mechanics of the fix consisted of around 4 screws on each side of the screen and seemed simple. Any suggestions?
thanks,
Tony
My 2 year old took the ole baseball bat to my projection tv. It cracked the screen since I did not have a screen guard other than that the TV performed fine.
Well we moved to a new home and I decided to fix the cracked screen. I ordered the part for around $100. They said it was an easy fix of a few screws. I opened the screen and found two screens. I replaced the outer broken screen and put the inner lense like screen back on as well. everything looked great until I turned the TV back on. Now a circle of normal viewing screen appears where the clear lense of the second inner screen lies. All four corners are viewable but visibly shaded. I did wipe the inner (lense) screen down with a paper towel and water to remove what looked like dust. It looked a bit smudged when I had finished.
The mechanics of the fix consisted of around 4 screws on each side of the screen and seemed simple. Any suggestions?
thanks,
Tony
Smokey
03-09-02, 02:04 PM
Good Afternoon, tony89:
Two things here:
1) When you clean the screen, you need a special cleaner and a very soft cloth. The paper towel was not a good idea. Check this website for a VERY good cleaning agent:
http://www.tritronicsinc.com/proclean.html
2) Did you know these screens are polarized? Sounds like you have one of the screens 90 or 180 degrees out of whack.
Smokey ;)
Two things here:
1) When you clean the screen, you need a special cleaner and a very soft cloth. The paper towel was not a good idea. Check this website for a VERY good cleaning agent:
http://www.tritronicsinc.com/proclean.html
2) Did you know these screens are polarized? Sounds like you have one of the screens 90 or 180 degrees out of whack.
Smokey ;)
tony89
03-09-02, 11:55 PM
I flipped the back (lenticular?) screen 180 degrees and that did the trick.
Thanks a bunch.
Thanks a bunch.
Smokey
03-10-02, 05:50 AM
Scratch one up for the guys in the white hats!
Smokey ;)
Smokey ;)