Good LED TV repair men in San Diego County area?

[Keith]

All:
Does anyone know of a safe, reliable, and honest LED TV repairman in the San Diego County area? If so,
please email or post me here.

Keith

 

[The dog from that film you saw]

All:
Does anyone know of a safe, reliable, and honest LED TV repairman in the
San Diego County area? If so,
please email or post me here.

Keith

you don't have an LED tv to repair.
you've fallen for marketing.




--
Gareth.

that fly...... is your magic wand....
http://dsbdsb.mybrute.com
you fight better when you have a bear!

 

[Keith]

Hrhofmann:
Samsung 40" LED TV (UN40B6000) with no warranty.

 

[William Sommerwerck]

What about the manufacturer's "official" repair shops?

 

[Meat Plow]

Hrhofmann:
Samsung 40" LED TV (UN40B6000) with no warranty.

http://www.samsung.com/us/

Go to the Support page and look for a factory recommended service
facility.

 

[Keith]

Mike:
According to Samsung, it's not covered under their warranty. I guess I will have to either live with it or buy
another one. Thank you anyway.


Keith

 

[William Sommerwerck]

According to Samsung, it's not covered under their warranty.

I guess I will have to either live with it or buy another one.
Thank you anyway.

Didn't you say the set was about 10 months old? Or did I misunderstand?

 

[Meat Plow]

Mike:
According to Samsung, it's not covered under their warranty. I guess I
will have to either live with it or buy
another one. Thank you anyway.


Keith

And just what isn't covered?

 

[RickMerrill]

All:
Does anyone know of a safe, reliable, and honest LED TV repairman in the San Diego County area? If so,
please email or post me here.

Keith

If your screen is Dark(!) it may be repairable for a reasonable amount of money.
But if you are missing groups of pixels (or groups of LED backlight) you may be SOL.
<WAG>

 

[William Sommerwerck]

On another thread, he reported that the screen's anti- reflective

coating was accidentally torn. Warranties usually only cover
manufacturing defects, not damage due to accidents.

Duh. Right. I forgot.

 

[Meat Plow]

On another thread, he reported that the screen's anti- reflective
coating was accidentally torn. Warranties usually only cover
manufacturing defects, not damage due to accidents.

Ah ok. I don't think any kind of tear could be classified as a defect in
workmanship. And it's doubtful that this is something that can be
replaced without replacing the entire panel.