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| unless the cost of a faulty set is one your willing to write off your taking a big chance | |
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| What about units that wont power on? I assume from the previous post that the main cost in a flat panel tv is the screen, but what about the power supply? I assume that would be cheap.
Why would an lcd display not power on? |
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| Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 6:43 am Post subject: |
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| Warning!! Having worked in an Authorized service facility, most if not all LCD replacements are usually more than a cost of new TV set (Parts& labor).
On a daily basis, we NEVER repair any LCD & or plasma unit under COD basis.(with the exception of some manf. warranty defects). Even most extended service contracts tend to want to offer cash credits instead of footing the repair bill---Again it simply has everything to do with the cost involved. ...So i'd strongly recommend against ANY damaged LCD product. Ray |
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| Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 2:10 am Post subject: Replacing LCD screens On LCD tv's? |
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| I am looking at purchasing a lcd flat panel tv to use as a outdoor TV. I have been looking at damaged display flat panels on ebay and i was wondering how complicated is it to replace the lcd panel? Have any of you guys had any experiance w/ this?
I would normally just purchase a new unit but i do not want to pay $350+ mainly because i dont have the money. |
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