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Re: Has anybody cleaned the lenses and miror on their Hi Def RPTV?

Posted by unclestu52 on January 9, 2006 at 02:14:34:
Never worked on a Pioneer. On the Mits sets. the larger sets have a division between the screen top and the lower box with the electronics. You can unscrew the retainer in the back and slide out the divider exposing the screws holding the top to the bottom. Once removed you can then lift (two man job) the top half with the mirrors
off and upside down to gain access to the mirror.
On the smaller sets you have to remove the bevel holding the front screen saver and then the bevels holding the front lens. All of these are clipped on and not quite so easy to remove.
You could also try removing the back and sticking your head and shoulders in (I know you will do this but make sure the set has been unplugged for a few hours to drain the residual high voltage!).
Good luck

Stu