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My TV just quit working one day. I had a plant hanging over it and when I watered it it leaked into the back of the TV (duh) I don't know what I was thinking, but anyway... I dried it up as fast as I could and nothing happened. But a few days later it just went off and hasn't come back on sense. When you push the power button it sounds like it comes on but theres no picture or sound. I was going to change the fuse but have no idea how to or even where its at.Can you help me? Model # DS32224
I think I did this all wrong, I have a Sanyo not a Sylvania. I cleaned the spill as soon as it happened and when it went out did the inside as best as I could but then everybody started freaking out telling me that I'm not supposed to touch it for 6 months.I think I did this all wrong, I have a Sanyo not a Sylvania. I cleaned the spill as soon as it happened and when it went out did the inside as best as I could but then everybody started freaking out telling me that I'm not supposed to touch it for 6 months.
My Sylvania SSGF4276 suddenly lost power after running for only 4 months. I can't find any info in the manual. Please help!!My Sylvania SSGF4276 suddenly lost power after running for only 4 months. I can't find any info in the manual. Please help!!
my tv don't show a picture & you can't hear the volume on it. but when i press the power on button it makes a click sound like it's coming on, but it does not. what can be the problem?my tv don't show a picture & you can't hear the volume on it. but when i press the power on button it makes a click sound like it's coming on, but it does not. what can be the problem?
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A good visual inspection is a must...look for spill area...clean
with q-tips and de-natured alcohol.......if it makes a sound, then
the AC input fuse is ok.....................T.
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Too often we let our irrigation systems go on without really making sure that the amount of water, the pressure, the radius and other settings are what our lawn or landscape needs. This causes not only a great waste of water and money but it may also ruin our flowers and plants. Therefore here are a few tips to transform a wasteful sprinkler irrigation into the effective system it should be, and to keep a healthy landscape, lawn or garden.
1. When to water. Watering your lawn and landscape should be differentiated according to seasons. During warm months (May to October) irrigation should be activated between midnight and sunrise, so to minimize the water that evaporates. While during winter, plants and lawns should be watered during the warmer part of the day to prevent water from freezing on the landscape.
2. Don't drown your plants. Keep an eye on your lawn while the sprinklers are on and monitor when the water starts dripping off the sides. This way you will know how long your sprinklers should be left active for, so that the plants may absorb the water without being overwhelmed.
3. Avoid daily, light watering.
4. When watering plants with deep roots, water well and deep, until about half inch deeper than the deepest roots, in order to encourage downward growth.
5. When watering on a slope do it gradually. Run your sprinklers every 3 hours circa and aerate to increase infiltration.
6. Check your sprinkler's efficiency once a month. Check for damaged, leaking, clogged or stuck sprinkler heads and for constantly soaked patches of grass or soil to detect leakage. Make sure that the water is sprayed all over the area and that new additions or plants that grew higher and larger don't block the spray pattern.
7. In seasons in which the temperature reaches 30/32 degrees Celsius remember to run your sprinklers 5 to 10 minutes in the afternoon to cool the area. It reduces the symptoms of summer patch disease.
8. Create water zones by putting together the plants that have similar water needs, and water them accordingly
9. Be careful when mowing. If your sprinkle heads don't retract underground after irrigation, apply small flags on them so that while mowing you see them better and avoid damaging them.
Never pour water over plants when it is very hot it causes leaf problems as you mentioned , use it on the soil, have you fed the tomatoes because they need food as we do, the leaves showing wilt is responding to direct sun a bit of shade may help.
It could be anywhere But let it cool and fill with water see if you can see it leaking. If not fill it to top put cap back on and squeeze upper radiator hose to put pressure in system. If you don't see anything it could be water pump
it could be a lot of things... did you change for the same make? (it could be a known problem with this particular model) verify with the store... physically check the environment of the TV (by experience I've seen people having plants hanging over the TV and when they watered the plants water dripped on the controls) not good for electronics conclusion is... those kind of switches are what we call buble switches or micro switches and when they go bad it's 99.9 percent because of ware, dirt, or corrosion so if it's new it's not ware, if it's in a clean environment it's not dirt, if it's in a humid free environment it's not corrosion so take your pic and investigate...
Turn the TV off imediately. Remove the back cover and heat up the wet area with an hair dryer to thoroughly dry the board. Then try tv again.If it doesnt solve the problem look for the board that the speaker wires connect to and replace that board..You should be able to buy online.
its not good remember water and power does not mix most likely shorted some parts if you do take this set to tv shop make sure you move the plant to a diffrent location okay when the tv is on it has all diffrent voltage okay when you add water to a printed circuit board its not good take to tv shop see what they say i prbally would not waste the the money on a repair when you can buy a tv w/ a warrany okay have a good day
it may not have blown the fuse labeled cig lighter but you may want to check all other fuses due to it may blow another possibly labeled back up or even radio or acc1 or ign1
I think I did this all wrong, I have a Sanyo not a Sylvania. I cleaned the spill as soon as it happened and when it went out did the inside as best as I could but then everybody started freaking out telling me that I'm not supposed to touch it for 6 months.
My Sylvania SSGF4276 suddenly lost power after running for only 4 months. I can't find any info in the manual. Please help!!
my tv don't show a picture & you can't hear the volume on it. but when i press the power on button it makes a click sound like it's coming on, but it does not. what can be the problem?
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