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  • Nasha
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    • Mar 2016
    • 25
    • Riyadh saudi arabia
    #1

    Lcd tv lifespan for hotel tv .

    Good day guys'

    Can somebody here can give me idea what is the average life span of a lcd or led tv for hotel guest used. approximately 8 to 16 hours used and 24 hours standby mode.

    Thanks :
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    • retiredcaps
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      • Apr 2010
      • 9271
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      Re: Lcd tv lifespan for hotel tv .

      Given how most TVs are set to highest brightness and contrast by default, the LEDs are probably driven at 100% all the time. If the TV is on the majority of the day, I would say 2 years maximum.

      If you look through the TV forum, you will see a lot of failed LEDs. It only takes one failed LED for the TV not to work.

      I find people treat things that are not their own personal property with little to no respect.
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        • Nasha
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          • Mar 2016
          • 25
          • Riyadh saudi arabia
          #3
          Re: Lcd tv lifespan for hotel tv .

          Thanks for the reply.
          2 year's for led tv how about lcd one how many year's?
          Our lcd tv that we using here is almost 8 year's already
          And almost the troubles I'm facing now are all for tcon board. And some was for bad cap from Power suply board.

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