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42" Phillips LCD Flatscreen burn in

kevthecelt · 2007-05-25 11:52:28

Hi Guys I work in a big insurance company, basically they got rid of and replaced a 42" screen which had burn in. there were a couple of burn spots on it. Basically i could take this tv home today but is it fixable? and if so any ideas how much it would cost?

25-05-2007 11:52AM

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kevthecelt

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Hi Guys

I work in a big insurance company, basically they got rid of and replaced a 42" screen which had burn in. there were a couple of burn spots on it. Basically i could take this tv home today but is it fixable? and if so any ideas how much it would cost?

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#2 25-05-2007 12:03PM

5h4mr0(k

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Sounds like it's a plasma, not an LCD.

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#3 25-05-2007 01:34PM

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it needs a new panel if its burnt.

so it wouldnt be worth your while to repair it. the screen is the main value of the tv.

moe

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