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caitlin_macdonald:
What no way. Fuck sake
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What no way. Fuck sake
Where's the WHAT NO WAY guy
I want to break my tv and try it
I’m trying this when I go to my daughter’s house. I bought her the tv for Christmas so I might as well try it on hers and not mine just in case it don’t work 😂
Magnets did the same thing to the old tube tvs, the magnet would pull the colors back.
I didn’t know that worked with TVs, but in the early 2000s I had a radio in my truck that it worked with for the display screen
On a tv like that the LED's are for backlighting. If the LCD screen is cracked it's just like a cracked egg. No BBQ igniter is going to fix that.
That is not a and led tv. That is a liquid crystal tv
These bad panels cause black splotches on one half before the TV shuts down. It will restart look normal then repeat the process. It’s a common fault.
Weres the WHAT NO WAY guy st
There are thousands of connections on the top and side edge of the panel. I wonder if the pulse from the igniter can induce enough current in the conductors so it sparks at the break and sort of "anti-fuses" across the break?
Could you please show step by step?
Anit no way
Some tube TV's had that built in as well to help get rid of burn in. its called flashing. you use a momentary high current to try and re-invigorate in a (tube) the filament compound or b (led) to try and reset the led's.
That sometimes works, but most of the time it is temporary and usually goes back out when the TV is powered down. This is because the constant flow of energy through the screen, which was reactivated by the lighter, is shut down. So when you turn it back on, you usually get the dead/black parts back.
Nop😂
Try some original content.
When something's getting broken , I like to buy new ones.
I’m 47 years old and I have never had a TV go bad.
Broken screen is still broken afterwards. When I hear broken I think of a situation where abrupt impact has occurred.