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From: mm on 21 Dec 2009 02:16
On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 14:20:08 -0800 (PST), infiniteMPG
<57classic(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>I have an 61" RCA projection TV model P61939 that woke up dead one
>day, just made a popping sound from the speakers when I unplugged it
>and plugged it back in. Couldn't get power to come on ir anything.
>Left it in another room for a week unplugged, and when I plugged it in
>just out of curiosity, it worked fine. Left it plugged in for a
>couple days, tried to power it on and it was dead again. If I leave
>it unplugged and plug it in just before using it, it's fine. If I
>leave it plugged in but off for an extended amount of time, it dies.
>
>Something stops working when it's plugged in and off for an extended
>time. All thanks for suggestions and fixes.

For a fix, put a switch in the cord. Or a remote switch that plugs
into the wall and the tv plugs into it, and it has a cord from the
wall to a switch at the end of the cord. You have a solution so it's
a waste of time to try to fix this and also you may make break
something else in the process.

I had a leather-topped coffee table for 5 years and finally I
overwatered a plant and didn't see the water overflow the saucer, wet
the paper napkin and leave the pattern of the napkin in the leather.

It was borrowed so I tried everything to fix it, saddle soap,
neetsfoot oil, other things. A year later I needed space and stored
it in my friend's basement. 2 years after that, the owner called and
wanted the piano back but not the coffee table. 2 years after that, I
moved out of Brooklyn, got the coffee-table from my friend, and the
leather was perfect.

This story was better before the other guys explained what was wrong
with our tv.

From: Fester Bestertester on 21 Dec 2009 13:33
> A shroud and freezer spray , one by one so a slow process, starting with
> elecctros

Shroud? What's that and how do you use it in troubleshooting?

Thanks.

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