7 mistakes that make your TV break down quickly

Below are things you should avoid to make your LED TV last longer and last longer.

1. Forget to turn off the TV

The average TV has a lifespan of about 65,000 hours. Sometimes we have the habit of turning on the TV and falling asleep, leaving it "idle" for many hours, reducing the product's lifespan and requiring a replacement after a few years of purchase. It is best to get into the habit of turning off the TV before going to bed.

2. Do not use voltage stabilizers or protection devices

These devices help protect your TV in the event of a sudden power outage.

3. Turning on and off or unplugging continuously

Turning the TV on and off frequently can damage the display.

4. Adjust brightness and contrast inappropriately

Setting your TV brightness or contrast to its highest setting can shorten the life of the device. High light can also damage your eyes.

5. Placing the TV in an inappropriate position

TVs, like many other electrical products, need to "breathe". TVs generate heat when you turn them on, so you should place them in an open, low-humidity space to help them cool down quickly after turning them off. You should also avoid using the product in extremely low temperatures.

6. Place the TV near sharp objects

Sharp objects can easily damage the LCD screen.

7. Improper cleaning of the TV

To clean the dust on the screen, use a soft cloth, absolutely do not use water to clean the screen and cause fire. You should buy anti-static electrical cleaning agents to clean the TV. For the back of the TV, you should use a suitable vacuum cleaner to remove the dust.