RCA 27V530T 27" TV "safely remove television tube" Questions

...safely remove the old TV assembly (tube, etc.) from the cabinet or should we have a professional TV repair person do it? I AM Confused Just let your set unplugged for a couple of days since some ...

...safely drain it? You can remove any/ every thing from TV safely as TV has not been used since many years, it has no electric charge any more. ask someone else to do it. but if you insist on doing it ...

...safely it may discharge through you !!! but if you feel confident on doing this then take back off tv and in a dark room you maybe able to see the arc where its tracking.then its a case of replacing ...

...tube to see if it arks,remove the back cover from far away (12 feet)and then plug it in,if the tube is bad you will be able to see it but if the leak is in the transformer you might not see anything ...

...remove entire chassis (I presume you are keeping this) then carefully break the neck of the tube to gradually implode it (making it totally safe to dispose of), dispose of the cabinet/tube, keep ...

...tube but if the hair does not stand up it means the crt looses high voltage and for that you need a service tech to troubleshoot.The other reason might not be as expensive If you have high voltage by ...

...safely unscrew the back of the TV to remove the cards? (e.g. will it still work if I disassemble and re-assemble it?) Hi there! You can certainly do this yourself. However take care not to break the ...

...safely, do so. First thing to look for,is the suction cup attached to the picture tube securely? Be sure that it is. Make sure the TV is not plugged in, when you check for a good ground to the Tube ...

No picture but great sound I have a 32 kv31s16 and it recently started losing picture, sometime it will have a picture when i turn it on and then sometimes it doesnt but there is still great sound,so ...

...tube you will when it does it,being careful remove the back cover and leave the back open,turn the tv on and wait for the moment the shutdown takes place and look at the neck of the picture tube and ...