denonjapan
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Dec 2, 2006, 10:56 AM
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Re: [jetjock15] What happens when Plasma TV is Frozen???? Please Help
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It is time you should consider the Pelican casing for Plasma....http://www.military-cases.net/plasma-shipping-case.htm .They relatively high, but it will ensure all kinds of awareness extreme or low type of transportation............Forget the original packaging and how well you are going to protect it, Im more aware to those who's going to handle your plasma cause you can't be too careful in such weather from the moment you step out from the plane. Extreme weather inside their casing do not affect them, Exposure is....Like any other tv's, before use, allow the unit to adopt it's new surroundings before turning it on. When unit is cold and turn it on, the moment you turn it off is how moisture develops, Im not just referring the electrical part, but the screen itself as being sandwich remember? As comfortable as you are in your surrounding is when you fire the unit on. Electric fans is the best, again to cool it down and to prevent from possible moisture recreation.
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(This post was edited by denonjapan on Dec 2, 2006, 11:06 AM)
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