Hitachi AVR2106 Rear Projection TV

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  • tech2014
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    • Aug 2014
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    Hitachi AVR2106 Rear Projection TV

    Hi guys. I would like to know how to safely discharge the flyback on a rear projection tv. Not sure if I have the proper tools but want to be safe and ask if anyone knows how. Here is a pic of the tv below.

    This tv has a convergence problem.

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