Post Ab16IufrHXyLSCda0e by Quilly@equestria.social
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(DIR) Post #Ab16IufrHXyLSCda0e by Quilly@equestria.social
2023-10-21T23:51:40Z
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A minute of silence for our big CRT tv here at home that seems to have just died :ponepensive: It was my main entertainment when i was small, we've had it for ever since i could remember, thanks for everything inanimate palI get really easily attached to stuff :twilightsheepish:
(DIR) Post #Ab16IvnL7DYCvh94JE by Dan_Ramos@noagendasocial.com
2023-10-22T04:15:50Z
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@Quilly What's wrong with it? CRT TV's are usually easy to fix. The older, the easier.
(DIR) Post #Ab16IygiMJ29u14Jto by Quilly@equestria.social
2023-10-22T00:10:15Z
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oh it come back! it's pretty clear it may be coming close to the end of its lifetime tho, the passing of time is a sad thing...
(DIR) Post #Ab2B7SdVsak2EurJPE by Quilly@equestria.social
2023-10-22T16:44:31Z
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@Dan_RamosThe screen, it stopped showing anything for a little while just went full dark with some random pixels glowing a bit in the corner
(DIR) Post #Ab3mV23v5Qg5I423yy by Dan_Ramos@noagendasocial.com
2023-10-22T20:55:32Z
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@Quilly Sounds like the circuits or electronics controlling the magnets are going bad. My first haunch is that the capacitors are probably starting to leak/fail and need replacing (could be something else.. but it sounds like it if it sometimes come back working sometimes). It CAN be fixed pretty easily but should be done by a TV repair person because it can be REALLY dangerous with the power flowing through it. Don't trash it, though. Sell or give it away as broken before you do.
(DIR) Post #Ab3me6rebMOIn3ciWm by Quilly@equestria.social
2023-10-22T21:18:28Z
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@Dan_Ramos I see, yeah that makes sense,will keep this in mind thank you very much! :twilightsmile: