Cold Weather and LCD/LED televisions
Can anyone tell me if it is necessary to remove a television from a fifth wheel that is stored in cold weather in winter in Canada. I'm concerned about the freezing weather damaging my LCD television....
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I believe you. Just had a discussion about this on another forum.
The reason the picture on an LED/LCD TV is sharper is because all those tiny little LEDs turn on and off behind the display instead of the display being constantly lit by really thin tubes.
Same with a laptop computer. Sometimes the tubes or the inverter controlling them fails and the screen goes blank, or so you think. Shine a flashlight at the screen and look closely and you still see the images in the display. Relatively easy fix as it is usually the inverter that is the culprit.
The reason the picture on an LED/LCD TV is sharper is because all those tiny little LEDs turn on and off behind the display instead of the display being constantly lit by really thin tubes.
Same with a laptop computer. Sometimes the tubes or the inverter controlling them fails and the screen goes blank, or so you think. Shine a flashlight at the screen and look closely and you still see the images in the display. Relatively easy fix as it is usually the inverter that is the culprit.
