[Sebring]

If you want stronger, Rubbing alcohol is great on glass. Suggest you look it up. And use a good/fresh MF cloth

Originally Posted by @og_adi

the LG service personnel had me convinced that replacing the panel would be the best way forward. Any idea how I can get rid of these now?

[@og_adi]

Originally Posted by Sebring

If you want stronger, Rubbing alcohol is great on glass. Suggest you look it up. And use a good/fresh MF cloth

Looks like alcohols are a big no-no according to this article on a LG wesbite-

Caution: Chemicals such as alcohol, thinners, or benzene should be strictly avoided, as they may damage the protective film covering the panel.

Link- https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-l...20150154791049

Using the isopropanol solution was maybe a bad idea?

[Sebring]

Well that screen is smudged badly. What other choice do you have?

Originally Posted by @og_adi

Looks like alcohols are a big no-no according to this article on a LG wesbite

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Oxy

Managed to crack a decent deal on the Sony X90J (65 inch size) here in Bangalore. The price offered is Rs.1,27,000 only for this weekend.

Took the plunge yesterday evening. Total damage was 125k.

Do I need to buy a voltage stabilizer or would simply connecting the television to the ups would suffice?

[NICHE]

Originally Posted by Oxy

Do I need to buy a voltage stabilizer or would simply connecting the television to the ups would suffice?

What I heard from an experienced electrician is UPS alone is sufficient. Please post your impressions after few days of usage

[Aviator_guy]

Originally Posted by Oxy

Took the plunge yesterday evening. Total damage was 125k.

Do I need to buy a voltage stabilizer or would simply connecting the television to the ups would suffice?

I have connected TV to UPS, it is working seamlessly and handling frequent power cuts in Bangalore well. Please look for UPS model which can suit your TV wattage.

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Aviator_guy

I have connected TV to UPS, it is working seamlessly and handling frequent power cuts in Bangalore well. Please look for UPS model which can suit your TV wattage.

Thanks a ton!

I am a complete noob at this. Can you possibly enlighten how to check the TV wattage?

[Aviator_guy]

Originally Posted by Oxy

Thanks a ton!

I am a complete noob at this. Can you possibly enlighten how to check the TV wattage?

It should be mentioned on the box/ behind the TV or in the product booklet.

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Aviator_guy

It should be mentioned on the box/ behind the TV or in the product booklet.

The TV arrived just now. On the box it says 220V - 240V, while in my UPS the input and output is marked as 230V.

I hope that's fine.

[somspaple]

Originally Posted by Oxy

The TV arrived just now. On the box it says 220V - 240V, while in my UPS the input and output is marked as 230V.

I hope that's fine.

You would have to look at the power rating of both TV and UPS. It is in VA or Watts.

Usually TVs are around 100W and UPS could be 1KVA [up to 1000 W]. Make sure your total load all equipment connected to UPS are well below UPS rated VA rating.

[Red Liner]

Originally Posted by Oxy

The TV arrived just now. On the box it says 220V - 240V, while in my UPS the input and output is marked as 230V.

I hope that's fine.

Waiting for your feedback on the telly like a bunch of others

[Aviator_guy]

Originally Posted by Oxy

The TV arrived just now. On the box it says 220V - 240V, while in my UPS the input and output is marked as 230V.

I hope that's fine.

Check for power (watt or VA) of your TV. It can range from 100 to 300 W depending on your TV. If it is 100-125 W then UPS of 600VA will work. For higher wattage like 200-300 W, look for UPS which is 900 or 1100VA.

For reference, for my Samsung 50" QLED (225W), I am using 900VA capacity UPS. For Samsung 43"LED TV (125W) I used 600VA UPS.

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Aviator_guy

Check for power (watt or VA) of your TV. It can range from 100 to 300 W depending on your TV. If it is 100-125 W then UPS of 600VA will work. For higher wattage like 200-300 W, look for UPS which is 900 or 1100VA.

For reference, for my Samsung 50" QLED (225W), I am using 900VA capacity UPS. For Samsung 43"LED TV (125W) I used 600VA UPS.

Thanks a ton for this.

All the box mentions is 220V - 240V. So I called up Sony customer care, even they don't have this figure in Watts.

I asked them what capacity UPS or stabilizer I need for this model, to which they say I don't need any as the TV is designed to withstand voltage fluctuations. Any damage resulting due to that is covered under warranty.

My existing UPS is 600VA. I think I will just connect the TV to it.

[chetancm7]

I am looking for a 43 inch UHD 4K tv to buy. My budget is around 35k. Any suggestions please?

[AYP]

Originally Posted by chetancm7

I am looking for a 43 inch UHD 4K tv to buy. My budget is around 35k. Any suggestions please?

I'd suggest this one from Samsung-

https://www.amazon.in/Samsung-inches...7BM?th=1&psc=1