Any tricks to moving tv to a new location? - Mitsubishi WS-55511 55" Rear Projection Television

so set it up with the new information

I like the Learn How to Juggle website as it explains tricks and shows the balls moving at the same time.

http://learnhowtojuggle.info/juggling-tricks/

It is much easier to learn a new trick without the rope and then when you have the moves mastered, to add in the rope. Whenever I tried a new trick with the rope, I kept tripping up over the rope so it was way harder and took much longer to learn the moves.

Not if you move it upright, but the trick,especially on old models,
is to move it very very carefully as the motor inside is on springsm and will hit the sides of the compressor case and it is ruined.
Very Very Carefully especially on grass

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i have phoned bose the tv sensor will not work with led tvs becouse they do not transmitt enough power for the sensor to pick it up

Your need to replace the TV remote receiver. PN: 72795949. It will be located in the front of the chassis along and the control button board. This part is about $1. If you need a basic soldering tutorial, I have one in my Tips & Tricks. I hope this helps.

Many TV's do this. It might be moisture, a short inside, or bad solder joints. Bad solder joints loose connection when moved around.

If you have a Sony PS3 that you move from place to place, you may run into the issue where you connect it to a new TV or monitor and you can't see anything because the video settings are different than what your PS3 is configured for. When this happens, you can't even get to the screen that allows you to set the video settings, so you are basically screwed. If this happens to you, there is a fix. Turn off the power to your PS3 and then turn it back on again. But when you turn it on, hold down the power button until you see something on the screen. When you hold down the power button of the PS3 when you are turning it on, it completely resets the video settings to the most basic settings (480p I think) so that it'll work on any TV or monitor. Once you can then get something on the screen, you can configure the video settings to match the TV you are hooking up to. You'll probably have to do the same thing when you take it back to your original location. But at least with this trick you can now move your PS3 around if you want.

The antennas on most TV's are small and so moving the TV to a nee location may have put you in a new place in the house with even less signal. There are TV antenna signal amplifiers you can buy and for $50 or less you should be able to get something half decent that will boost your signal. Are you not getting any channel's now? Because you should still be able to get at least something in the new location. I'm just asking if you're getting any channels in hopes you didn't damage the TV while moving it?