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How to Clean a CRT Rear Projection TV

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By Randall Shatto
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A CRT rear projection TV is an older-style television. The image on the television projects onto the back of the screen to give the viewer a quality picture. CRT rear projection TVs become dirty and dusty over time. With small children in the home or pets, the screen may have finger and hand prints. The pet hair can cause damage to the TV without proper cleaning.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  1. Step 1

    Use a feather duster to remove pet hair and dust without a static charge. to your television. Begin at the top and dust down toward the floor. Be sure to clean the back of the rear projection TV as well as the front.

  2. Step 2

    Run the vacuum. Use the hose to vacuum the dust and pet hair off the floor around the television. In addition, run the vacuum hose over the TV to pick up any leftover debris.

  3. Step 3

    Grab a baby wipe and clean the rear projection TV screen. Make sure to remove all fingerprints, including any in the corners or crevasses. If you have a floor CRT rear projection TV, clean the base. Use several baby wipes to clean the TV effectively.

Tips & Warnings
  • Baby wipes do not hold a large amount of moisture. Therefore, you cannot accidently harm the television with water. In addition, baby wipes are inexpensive and can clean almost anything in the home.
  • Never use harsh or abrasive chemicals or cloths to clean the television. This can scratch the screen and render it non-viewable. Never keep liquid near the TV. A risk of spilling can occur.
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