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TV repair?

iamme

iamme

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does anyone know anything about TV repair?

i have a relative who's offering a free 36" Sony Wega, but says it's broken and a repair tech said it needed a new "mainboard". he estimated $250 to fix it (should get more details later). is this worth it? one thing is that the TV weighs like 200lbs, so it'd be a bitch to move....i'm wondering if it's worth my trouble
 
not sure about the sony's but my friend got a crt repaired for about £100 ($180) and it's been running fine for a year.
if you do try and get a warranty on the repair!
 
$180 would be nice......current tv is a real old 27" sony trinitron which still has a decent picture.
 
Add another $1400 and get the Samsung 50" 1080p DLP for $1649 on the GottaDeal main page 🙂

It weighs about 80 pounds unboxed.
 
Originally posted by: iamme
does anyone know anything about TV repair?

i have a relative who's offering a free 36" Sony Wega, but says it's broken and a repair tech said it needed a new "mainboard". he estimated $250 to fix it (should get more details later). is this worth it? one thing is that the TV weighs like 200lbs, so it'd be a bitch to move....i'm wondering if it's worth my trouble
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$250 for a 36" Sony tv doesnt sound all that bad. Just get a few more quotes from other repair places andmake sure your not getting screwed. I know a little bit about tv's so if you can find out exactly what it is doing I may be able to help you figure out further if it is a main board or not.
 
That TV was probably about $800~1000 when they bought it but those things are beasts. Is the TV completely dead?
 
Originally posted by: doze
That TV was probably about $800~1000 when they bought it but those things are beasts. Is the TV completely dead?
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he said it powers on....he said the power light comes on, but no picture or sound.
 
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