Philips 32PHH4100 faulty power supply (dropping voltage)

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  • Dannyx
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    • Aug 2016
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    Re: Philips 32PHH4100 faulty power supply (dropping voltage)

    Originally posted by CapLeaker
    Things like that I keep for at least a week.
    My shop gives a 3 month warranty anyhow, so whether it fails while still in the shop or at the guy's place, it's the same thing really
    Wattevah...

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