taking apart a TV

TV's have some parts that carry very high voltages. Often these are stored in large capacitors and can remain dangerous for a long time, depending on the circuitry. I would have thought that 2 months or longer would be enough but it's impossible to be sure. Better to be safe than sorry! You can short out these components with a screwdriver or a well insulated piece of thick wire, when they will become safe to handle. Be very careful not to break the tube. It contains phosphors which can be harmful. You should take it to your waste disposal site to be disposed of correctly and safely.

Hello!! My friend (physicist)tell me TV can to generate a high voltage shok, later six month unplugged. So, I think better you wait more a time to open your TV... Happy myLotting ^^

Cut the blue wire! No, the red wire! TV repair men will quite happily open up a TV and stick a screwdriver into it about ten seconds after it's unplugged. Now I'm not handyman, but unless there's electricity running through it or you're breaking open components, I don't see a problem. Wires are just wires. Bits of metal. I know I wouldn't worry, but then I don't know exactly what you're doing, so I'm a little less confident than if I were standing there encouraging you to electrocute yourself...