Safety Tips for LED TVs Things That You Should Never Do with Your LED

Having a giant LED TV in your living room is a pride that people wants to show off. And when it costs more than a thousand dollar, why not people do so? It is true that most of the families today have switched their old CRT TV to modern LED, LCD or Plasma TV. It is a positive change in the society which has also reduced the power consumption drastically and the countries which uses fossil energy to create electricity can now save a lot of this precious power.Well, let’s come back to main point once again. So, what if this costly gadget breaks down just because you don’t know the proper system to use? As per a report published by TV repair Tooting one should be enough careful while using their LED TV. Also they need to know what they shouldn’t do with their TV which can affect the longevity of this sophisticated TV. Here are some guideline for you.

Never Face Your TV Down

If you read the user manual of your TV you would get it written in caps character that you should NEVER put your television lie down on its face. While it may sound absurd for those who already have hung their TV on wall, it is actually a warning for those who have recently purchased a new one and it is still packed in the box. People mostly make this mistake during unboxing their TV and keep it making the face down. People actually do it to save their screen from any object falling from on it. But, lying it on face would definitely make scratches on its delicate screen which cannot be removed, neither would be replace by warranty coverage. Also it can make the screen defective in the worst case, says a TV repair Sutton technician.

No RF Cable Anymore

If you already have RF cable installed in your home from your local cable operator that you used in your CRT, don’t connect it in your new TV. These RF cables don’t carry HD signal and thus you would get a grained picture. While you have invested so much money to buy an HD TV, you must upgrade your cable connection which would ensure a better quality picture that you actually deserve.

No Lose Mounting

LED televisions come with full set of wall-mounter panel. It requires a few drills on your wall to fit it properly. However, some people don’t want to harm their painted wall and plan to mount their TV using any pre-installed anchor. But, keep in mind those are designed for hanging clothes; it can’t carry the weight of your TV, says a repair TV expert. Though LED televisions are very slick and looks like a light-weighted, actually a 52 inch TV can weigh up to 8 or 10kg, which is not too less for a wall hanger. So, hire any TV repairing expert and let them fix the back panel on the wall properly. If don’t, it may fall at anytime and you would have to absorb a great loss.