This thing has been a real pain in the neck. A Sony PVM 8044Q that will no longer mesh with its shell.
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This thing has been a real pain in the neck. A Sony PVM 8044Q that will no longer mesh with its shell.
For more information on repairs, diagnostics and to connect with me, please visit:
#crt
source
I've never seen any problems like there are no use a similar model like that for everyday use😮
just heat the shell or hit it
Heat the shell
I might know why this is happening, but it’s a pretty far-fetched idea.
Over time, high magnetism can imbed into metal. If that is what happened, the shell might have been magnetized, making it do this. Depending on the situation, other things can come into play, that will let this process take course, causing the issue you have here.
How……
this screech is so irritating save me also you can demagnetise things
You all know what time it is boys
DEGAUSSING TIME!!!
Bcoz the shield is metal may be that's why I think
What wizardry is this? 🪄
Make aluminum shell
Is it bcs from coils coils acts magnets to move those shots
Se nota que estuvo mucho tiempo cerca de un campo magnético o que tienes un imán en la carcasa 😅😊👍🇻🇪
replace the cover and use a magnet to remove the polarity
maybe use a demagnetizer?
Speakers have magnets in them and aren't always magnetically shielded, so can mess with old tvs and also magnetize metal.
yeah you have to demagnetize the shell that's strange, I wonder if it became magnetized by the TV internals or if something magnetic sat on top of it long enough. That could be and whoever owned it probably thought it was ruined and didn't know the shell was magnetized, lol
a degaussing electromagnet makes quick work of this kind of thing
Надо размагнитить крышку. Или сделать другую из алюминия или неметалла
Come on dude. You've never made a paper clip pick up other paper clips.
This is an alien technology !