Can I leave a LCD or Plasma TV over winter in a cottage in Wisconsin, exposed to sub-zero temperatures?

January 4th, 2009 in TV | leave a response

Eliz asked:


We have left regular cathode tube TVs there for years, but we need a new tv and I wanted to get LCD or Plasma.

NAOMI

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Tags: Cathode Tube, New Tv, Plasma Tv, Sub Zero, Zero Temperatures

2 Responses to “Can I leave a LCD or Plasma TV over winter in a cottage in Wisconsin, exposed to sub-zero temperatures?”

1. little_emmynem Says:
   January 6th, 2009 at 4:31 pm

   i think you can

   refer this website…..good one for u r question

2. A Well Lit Garden Says:
   January 8th, 2009 at 2:51 pm

   LCD panels can rupture at minus 20 degrees F and below and this type of damage is not covered by a manufacturer’s warranty or a store’s extended warranty. This is usually documented in the neglect section of the warranty.

   Plasma cells contain a gas and should fair better than an LCD.