Question about Hitachi UltraVision CineForm 55VG825 55" HDTV

Wet screen i windex my screen and widex leaked under the panel into the projector screen now there water spots how do get the screen out to dry and clean it

joshua james Jul 16, 2007

thanks thats what exactly what i needed to do

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You will need to take out the screen from the front of the TV set. Then the screen will be taped together, as it is in two pieces. Clean the screens very carefully and do not forget what way you took them apart. It will make a differance as they are simply not plastic, they are each a special lens. Good Luck

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