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<blockquote data-quote="Vipersan" data-source="post: 896222" data-attributes="member: 325666">I suspect you have your answer ..Smoke fumes from the fire place ..between the layers ..As to cleaning..NO chemicals or specialised sprays ..Nothing abrasive..gentle action only with&nbsp; a sponge and luke warm water and liquid soap is all I used ...Dusting with a paintbrush and a hoover held inches above the glass surface ..ALL tiny specs have to be removed before reassembly ...BUT in truth ..I don't recommend a novice in electronics to attempt this as just about every panel has to be removed ..and the set fully disassembled...screen panel tabs tear easily so not for kak handed folk ..Minimum of 2 people to lift the screen ..Not a job for just anyone .. I advise you not to attempt unless you know what you are doing ..There ARE risks ..I never attempted this job even on a 42 inch plasma for less than £150 ...so it gives you an idea of difficulty/risk and complexity.rgdsVS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vipersan, post: 896222, member: 325666"] I suspect you have your answer .. Smoke fumes from the fire place .. between the layers .. As to cleaning.. NO chemicals or specialised sprays .. Nothing abrasive.. gentle action only with a sponge and luke warm water and liquid soap is all I used ... Dusting with a paintbrush and a hoover held inches above the glass surface .. ALL tiny specs have to be removed before reassembly ... BUT in truth ..I don't recommend a novice in electronics to attempt this as just about every panel has to be removed ..and the set fully disassembled... screen panel tabs tear easily so not for kak handed folk .. Minimum of 2 people to lift the screen .. Not a job for just anyone .. I advise you not to attempt unless you know what you are doing .. There ARE risks .. I never attempted this job even on a 42 inch plasma for less than £150 ...so it gives you an idea of difficulty/risk and complexity. rgds VS [/QUOTE]

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