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D15 TV repair

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  • 19-01-2019 11:01am
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    beauf
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    Any suggestions in D15 to go for TV repairs?


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    jeffk
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    Not Duffys in the village before anyone says it, shocking attitude to customers

    Afrer that probably be told cheaper to replace, unfortunately how it seems to be now


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    beauf
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    Seems to be a shop in Dunshaughlin http://www.buttnerelectronics.ie/contact


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    Pat Dunne
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    jeffk wrote: »
    Not Duffys in the village before anyone says it, shocking attitude to customers

    Afrer that probably be told cheaper to replace, unfortunately how it seems to be now

    Called in to Duffy's Main St Blanchardstown Village, last year and found them very good to deal with.


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    beauf
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    The shop seems to be closed. They seem to switched to collect and return operation, from a mobile. I've not used them in years.


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    ozmo
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    jeffk wrote: »
    Afrer that probably be told cheaper to replace, unfortunately how it seems to be now

    Normally Id agree - and try to fix everything myself - if the TV is 4 or 5 years old now though - as the TVs in the past few years have been miles ahead of older TVs - for a little more or equal to the price price for fixing it you could get a smaller border (bigger screen), Netflix, Youtube and Saorview built in probably 4K as well.

    “Roll it back”



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    jeffk
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    ozmo wrote: »
    Normally Id agree - and try to fix everything myself - if the TV is 4 or 5 years old now though - as the TVs in the past few years have been miles ahead of older TVs - for a little more or equal to the price price for fixing it you could get a smaller border (bigger screen), Netflix, Youtube and Saorview built in probably 4K as well.

    For sure, unless it was a silly money and sized tv thats worth repairing

    I have a Lidl tv years, so would recommend going that route if was replacement option


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