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  • jose6326
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    • May 2013
    • 707
    • USA
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    Sharp aquos LC-52D64U

    should i pick up this set for $50 bucks?

    the seller said a tech looked at it and needs a back light sensor

    im guessing she meant the invertor board needs replacement

    on ebay these boards cost about $20

    should i take a chance on this set even though its 7yrs old?



    thanks for the input
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