Akai PT4298HD Rear Projection Television "best transport tv" Questions

upright? Move it upright best for the tv.These tvs have chemicals in it three CRT tubes colors guns. It's always best to transport upright. They are not shipped at anytime from the factory laying down

...best ways to move my 55 inch Mitsubishi TV to another home? The only time this tv was moved was from Circutcity to it's present spot. Now we bought a new home and I want to move it without messing it ...

...best way to transport the TV is standing up with the front secured to a 'side' of vechile. If you don't have that choice lay the TV down on it's face. With both make sure you have plenty of moving ...

...transport it by laying it on its side for a car ride to move it? No,this tv have chemicals,it sides could destroy those sensetive chemicals,causes it to distort ur DLP CRTS tubes or worse cases ...

transport both ways a bench fee parts labor fuel and tax. then you realize you could have bought a new one for $300.00 less ouch! If this sounds familiar my best friend just went threw this last year.

...tv, whats the best way the BEST way is to use professional movers, as usually when self moved they end up in someones workshop, or the scrap heap. Moving these units without special equipment and ...

...best case. I suggest to call the manufacturer and ask the cost for a warranty extension. A warranty extension costs usually less than one single repair ($200 or less for an average plasma TV), and ...

...transport a 52" rear projection tv. I appreciate any help! Have a sears technician come over ,call them and set up an appointment, they are the best techs out there for tv issues, they will come out ...

TV systems, this is best left to a professional. Rear projection systems typically use three separate image sources (red, green and blue) to display the picture. If any of these sources is misaligned,

...transport them all the time and the best way to do it is to put something down soft in the bed of a truck then lay it down screen first on its face. If you stand it up in the bed of a truck the wind ...