How do i use the Mythelyne blue liquid - Edu-Science Edu Science Microscope Set

That is not an ink spot, that indicates the LCD panel is cracked and the "ink" is the liquid parts of the "liquid crystal display" LCD that is coming out from the broken glass. When you have a broken LCD panel you just need to get a new monitor, the panels are not repairable and to replace one will cost almost as much as a new monitor.

First of all ensure that it's not the the monitor cable (to PC) that causing that problem. If the Red/ Green/Blue data cable (inside the bundle of the monitor cable) or one of them not connected (due to too much bending) can make the monitor displayed improperly

DEFINITELY contact the manufacturer (Magimix) on that one. That "blue liquid" is probably the material that freezes when you're making ice cream. The fact that it's dripping out sounds like something on the inside is cracked. If you're still under warranty, Magimix might be able to help you get it repaired or replaced (most times, for free!).

Their phone number (as listed on their website, www.magimix.com) is (800) 424-6783

Good luck! :)

There is no blue fluid in a refrigerator.
Something external or a add on is causing the blue fluid.

droplits are more than likey air. sound like a glycol leak on the blue tube. look for liquid underneghth the tube. THis would require replacement of blue tube.

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only blue liquid that should be in a d/w is a rinsing agent (such as Rinse Aid)and that should be in a reservoir, in which your able to refill

your colour guns (that's what they call the light tubes that produce the 3 main colours, red/green/blue) need to be fixed. One or two of your guns need to have the liquid that protects the lens flushed out. I had the same thing and the repair man came in took the unit apart and removed one of my light guns (blue one) and showed me the dis-coloured liquid. He drained the liquid and added new clear liquid which protects the heating of the gun and everything was perfect again.

I think your son figured it out. check also to see if the liquid is cloudy or has any debris in it, if so it could use a change while you're at it. unless your son knows how to work on the TV(in addition to diagnosing the problem) you should have it looked at, with the advantage that now you know the problem, and what you're going to be charged for. to change the fluid, the only way to do it properly is to completely remove the CRT assembly from the set, drain it, disassemble it, clean it THOROUGHLY (I use a LOT of Windex to do it) and reassemble it paying close attention to get it together correctly. And don't forget to discharge that HV lead at the splitter blocks BEFORE doing anything else! The best way to put in the new fluid is from a squeeze bottle with a funnel shaped nozzle. A hair dying kit will have what you need, usually. you should make sure you're using the same type of liquid as was there originaly, because different liquids have different optic behavior. Have fun!