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got lcd tv about 3 year old recently ive had a fine black line a fine blue line and another one across the screen .
anyone know what they are or it could be they seem to come and go
anyone know what they are or it could be they seem to come and go
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net ball pitch markings ?
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huh???
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Nice one Joe :)
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so you dont know the reason ?
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so you dont know the reason ?
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is there an echo in here ?
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It must be an extra feature of the digital switchover.
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not had the digital switch over here yet
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doubly check all the cables
but ihave a feeling the panel will need replacing most expensive part i think :-( what make and how much you pay? if you got it from john lewis you would have a 5 year warranty |
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its a phillips one note special think id rather get a new one than have it fixed, what causes the panel to go plz
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sorry paid £550
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has it been vandalised by children?
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ner no kids monty
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google it..must be an answer out thar?
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i know it dont help but in future get it from John lewis, prices are no more dearer then else where and you get a free 5 year warranty thrown in!!!!!!!!!!!!
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^ nice..if only i cud afford a colur tv..
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i forget prices to be honest mate
would not like to say is the tv on for long periods? |
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Under the sales of goods act, TVs are expected to last at least 5 years.
Quote this to the manufacturer and say you want them to repair or replace / credit towards a new tv. You may have a bit of a fight, but a letter to head office / complaints dept will get it sorted. |
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not really mate id rather it just fully brake down than hang on to life
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In older CRT TVs this problem was caused by capacitors in the power supply "dryingout" and the answer was to change them,don't know about these LCD TVs but it needs an engineer so will be costly.
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Hangon, I'll put it in bold...
Jimbo747 11 Nov 14:21 Under the sales of goods act, TVs are expected to last at least 5 years. Quote this to the manufacturer and say you want them to repair or replace / credit towards a new tv. You may have a bit of a fight, but a letter to head office / complaints dept will get it sorted. |