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Meat Plow
- Jan 1, 1970
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On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 04:00:50 -0800, z Has Frothed:
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Experienced techs will always tell the hobbyist to stay clear of
potential exposure to lethal voltages. I couldn't tell you in good faith
to go poking around inside equipment with known hazardous voltages present.
Would you answer this? When your TV finally gets a picture, does it
appear all of a sudden with normal brightness and contrast? Or does it
gradually appear?
[snip]
The idea of this ng is for hobbists to try to fix, seems to me you are
forgetting the reason for this ng. I am not going to do anything stupid,
all I want to do is spray a bit of freezer spray to locate this problem, I
am not even going to touch any connection, so what can go wrong? I will
not take it to a repair shop, if I can't fix it I will simply buy a new
one.
Experienced techs will always tell the hobbyist to stay clear of
potential exposure to lethal voltages. I couldn't tell you in good faith
to go poking around inside equipment with known hazardous voltages present.
Would you answer this? When your TV finally gets a picture, does it
appear all of a sudden with normal brightness and contrast? Or does it
gradually appear?