Samsung PS51D550 51" Plasma - Issue? Any Help?

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  • Willem-Ben
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    • Jul 2016
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    • South Africa
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    Re: Samsung PS51D550 51" Plasma - Issue? Any Help?

    Gentleman,

    After many attempts and allot of research my set is stuck where i was a few months later.

    So i really want the set to work again so i took it to the Samsung agent and they confirmed that both X-main and Y-main is faulty. So i paid them for the parts nut now there is no y-main available anymore i can get a x-main but need both.

    Has somebody found a remedy for these sets that is only five years old and now they are out of spares already.

    Please

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