A post I made previously under another topic.
The large screen TV’s consist mainly of the screen and the main board making them quite different to motor vehicles which comprise many main items, all of which can usually be repaired by replacing individual components, and with both items exorbiantely overpriced, it makes repairs uneconomic even if the parts are available.
We bought our first colour TV when our son was born and it was still working some 20 years later when we gave it away, and it had only ever had 2 repairs.
Our 3 Sony flat screen TV’s are 9, 10 and 12 years old and none of them have ever had a problem.
If Samsung cannot repair this TV at a reasonable price, or at all, they should at least offer a very generous discount on a replacement.
