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TV tipped over - could this effect focus?

brigden

brigden

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Whilst I was transporting my 24" TV in it's original box and styrofoam, the box tipped over due to the lop-sided weight of the set. It wasn't a hard knock, and it's probably my imagination, but could this have effected the television's focus?
 
I suppose it's possible. You should be able to adjust the focus yourself. You might even be able to do it without taking the case off.
 
Originally posted by: Spoooon
I suppose it's possible. You should be able to adjust the focus yourself. You might even be able to do it without taking the case off.
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Actually, you can adjust it but it requires the case to be taken off. It is not a hard thing to do but potentially dangerous if one is not careful. The focus is controled by adjusting the yoke on the back of the tube. I don't remember exactly how as the last time I did it I was working on a 8 year old TV and I just played with all the goodies on the yoke.....with the TV on and case off! This is dangerous but doable. I was able to take an old TV with bad focus, improper color, and a skewed picture and restore it to a better than new picture. It can be done but if you are not comfortable working on high voltage electonic equipment while it is on I suggest you take it to the repair shop.

 
The last TV I messed with actually had pots that you could use to adjust the focus. It was a 10 year old Panasonic I think.
 
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