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Dave M · 10-23-2015, 11:10 AM

I'm the one that started the thread that SIKSUKR refers to. I had 2 Samsung 40" LCD TV's. Below is what I found. I've had no problems at all. I do put a wool blanket over the TVs when closing down and I do wait for operating temp to turn on when going up in cold weather.
I also have an ONKYO receiver that's left there with no problems.

I shut down power to camp when closing down.

Samsung TVs can operate safely in rooms or areas in which temperatures range from 50° F to 104° F (10° C to 40° C). Temperatures outside the listed range will negatively affect the operation of your TV.

Samsung TVs can be stored unused at temperatures ranging from -4° to 113° Fahrenheit (-20° to 45° Centigrade). Storing your TV at temperatures outside this range can damage your TV.

Dave M

10-23-2015, 11:10 AM	#12
Dave M Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 395 Thanks: 4 Thanked 26 Times in 24 Posts	I asked this years ago I'm the one that started the thread that SIKSUKR refers to. I had 2 Samsung 40" LCD TV's. Below is what I found. I've had no problems at all. I do put a wool blanket over the TVs when closing down and I do wait for operating temp to turn on when going up in cold weather. I also have an ONKYO receiver that's left there with no problems. I shut down power to camp when closing down. Samsung TVs can operate safely in rooms or areas in which temperatures range from 50° F to 104° F (10° C to 40° C). Temperatures outside the listed range will negatively affect the operation of your TV. Samsung TVs can be stored unused at temperatures ranging from -4° to 113° Fahrenheit (-20° to 45° Centigrade). Storing your TV at temperatures outside this range can damage your TV. Dave M