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Display Problems

kig · 2015-06-06 09:26:10

My TV is giving all sorts of problems, the screen is flashing and has now reduced itself. It is a few years old now, and am wondering whether anyone could advise if it is worth trying to get it repaired or to just dump it and get a new one. Technology is moving ahead so fast that maybe it's not worth repairing these things…

06-06-2015 9:26am

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kig

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My TV is giving all sorts of problems, the screen is flashing and has now reduced itself. It is a few years old now, and am wondering whether anyone could advise if it is worth trying to get it repaired or to just dump it and get a new one. Technology is moving ahead so fast that maybe it's not worth repairing these things anymore?

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#2 06-06-2015 10:10am

BoJack Horseman

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What kind is it?

Initially , I'd be inclined to just replace it.

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#3 06-06-2015 1:19pm

kig

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yes I decided to do just that, when I phoned a TV Repair place this morning, he laughed at me because it's so old.

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