Television is one of the most popular home entertainment source people like to have in their living room. With such a great demand of TVs, many manufactures race to mass produce TV sets with advanced technologies to provide the best home entertainment for the customers. No wonder, sophisticated products of TV are developed and provided to cater the demands of urban socities. Panasonic is one of the most leading brands in TV industry.
1- Change the Projection Bulb to Extend its Life
If your TV is in projection model and the life cycle has expired, changing the projection bulb is the answer. The symptom of bulb expiration can be seen from the LED that in many models of Panasonic TV will provide a sequence of flashing lights. Normally, you can access the bulb housing after removing the rear panel of your TV, but sometimes, the panel is placed at the side of the unit. Open the panel and remove the housing by removing the screws with screwdrivers. Change the bulb and reinsert the housing and secure it to the TV body. It will surely help you to solve the problem concerning the life time of your Panasonic TV.
2- Adjust Color and Brightness to Improve Picture Quality
The picture quality can be calibrated so that it fits your area of viewing. Normally, the picture quality of most TVs is defaulted for a showroom with bright lights. However, for your house, it may be a little too bright. You can use a calibration DVD or some DVD movies that contain significantly bright and dark scenes. Adjust the color and brightness aspect until you eyes feel comfortable. For TV with the ability to save multiple picture settings, you can use different modes for day and night watching.
3- Properly Check the Audio Connections
Checking the audio connection is important to make sure the connectivity of the devices to the TV. The audio menu may be different from one type to another type of TV. DLP audio settings, for the reasons of its better speakers, are usually more in depth. Check both the volume control and the speakers setting in the menu if the audio is low or does not produce a clear sound on a DLP. Meanwhile, a surround sound receiver may be needed for LCD TVs and other flat typed TVs because they are defaulted to have small speakers.
Tech buzz is a freelance writer interested in gadgets, tech, TVs and HiFi. His favourite store is BigBrownBox an Australian online retailer selling Panasonic TVs with desired quality and performance you need
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Saikrishna
Feb 06. 2012
First point is really essential, must be very careful while changing the projection bulb. A small mistake can take out the bulb easily since its so delicate. Thanks for sharing this points.
TechCrates
Feb 07. 2012
Thanks to our guest author …
Saikrishna
Feb 10. 2012
Yeah Thanks to Tech Buzz 🙂
Harriet
Feb 07. 2012
Its useful to know how to do these things so that you don’t end up forking out loads of money when your TV breaks for someone to fix it.
TechCrates
Feb 07. 2012
You’re right Harriet…
Suraj
Feb 07. 2012
Thanks for such a wonderful article! It helped me a lot in improving my knowledge.
Tracyann0312
Feb 07. 2012
Thanks for the how to tips you shared. Our television is quite dim, I really do not know the problem. after I read your tips in adjusting the brightness, I suddenly try it. And it is all as good as before now!
TechCrates
Feb 07. 2012
that’s great …
Tracyann0312
Feb 08. 2012
Thanks to your idea, it is now fixed. Love to visit your site because you shared great ideas!
Amanda
Feb 07. 2012
I think that Panasonic is one of the best among all other TVs. Its quality is rather high
canvasprints
Feb 07. 2012
brilliant tips and im very happy i found this post, thanks
Melissa
Feb 08. 2012
WOW, I’m just thinking about buying new TV!! o this post is quite necessary for me, thanks a lot for it
Diana
Feb 08. 2012
very informative tips……..Thanks to the post
Praveen
Feb 08. 2012
Thanks for the great informastion you have here for us…I know this can be a big help us.
sohan
Feb 08. 2012
I buy a panasonic 3 years ago and I fix it to good.
Diana
Feb 09. 2012
The 1st point is very essential……..one need to take care of bulb……Informative post…thanks for sharing.
galaxyvsiphone
Feb 09. 2012
Nice article. My family used to have a Panasonic TV but it bugged down after two years. If I had read this then maybe we could have extended its life further.
Robin
Feb 11. 2012
Thanks for the post. Changing the bulb is a must for sure.
I never used to think about changing brightness, but I now keep both my TV and PC monitor at a lower brightness level, and my eyes are all the better for it.
George
Feb 14. 2012
Great informative tips sharing for everyone ! i like your tips ! Good Job.
Stan
May 30. 2012
Thank you for your post. I have a projection TV and have changed my bulb once before. It’s a bit of a chore, but just about anyone can do it.
TechCrates
Oct 09. 2012
Thanks guys for commenting 🙂