Sanyo HT32744 32" TV "remove tube cabinet" Questions

...remove a TV tube from its cabinet? I want to repurpose the oak cabinet. How do I remove the TV works? Unplug the TV and let it sit for 30 minutes. Remove the back of the TV. You will have to remove ...

...cabinet off, unseated the card mounted on the picture tube, applied a little dielectric grease on the connector on the card and reseated the card, removed, re-greased and reattached the card. I have ...

...cabinet off, unseated the card mounted on the picture tube, applied a little dielectric grease on the connector on the card and reseated the card, removed, re-greased and reattached the card. I have ...

...cabinet off, unseated the card mounted on the picture tube, applied a little dielectric grease on the connector on the card and reseated the card, removed, re-greased and reattached the card. I have ...

...cabinet off, unseated the card mounted on the picture tube, applied a little dielectric grease on the connector on the card and reseated the card, removed, re-greased and reattached the card. I have ...

...cabinet off, unseated the card mounted on the picture tube, applied a little dielectric grease on the connector on the card and reseated the card, removed, re-greased and reattached the card. I have ...

...tip to the small hole in the tube a few times to drain any residual charge. if your drain wire is securely grounded, the tube is safe to remove. another way: have a professional do it. good

...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 models ...

...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 ...

...cabinet off, unseated the card mounted on the picture tube, applied a little dielectric grease on the connector on the card and reseated the card, removed, re-greased and reattached the card. I have ...