Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
I'm going to try that.
Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
I've no problem selling plasmas, I just call them flat screen TVs. If people ask I tell them they are plasma. But most don't care.Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
In OZ plasma been out for some years and now getting too old. I have a Panny and an LG waiting for fix but parts either hard to get or ridiculous pricing e.g $250 for a main board !! They'll be scrapped shortly if I can't get them going. Those that have them do like them and panels do seem to last OK despite half life warnings. Also here our electricity prices very high and people these days conscious of power usage. As for screens yes turn on or don't pay very much - I picked up a binned set recently hoping screen OK as I had same set new but with broken screen, got home turned it on and everything worked perfectly !! Ya can't win ! Or should that be lose ?
Not.much different.here in the states.
Nobody wants a plasma anymore it seems. I have 5 Panasonic plasmas all with bad SC boards. It takes time to troubleshoot and repair these just to sell for 100 to 150 max. It a a joke. Thinking of scrapping these myself as there taking up room and my wife's bitching about them.
Sad day.Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
I'm about to drive 100 miles tomorrow to get a 50" LG smart. Only because I know it's just bad LEDs and I have a complete backlight assembly for it and a buyer already waiting for me to find him something. Guy sent me a video, so I know what I'm getting. But I think I'm not risking much on dead sets anymore.Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
In OZ plasma been out for some years and now getting too old. I have a Panny and an LG waiting for fix but parts either hard to get or ridiculous pricing e.g $250 for a main board !! They'll be scrapped shortly if I can't get them going. Those that have them do like them and panels do seem to last OK despite half life warnings. Also here our electricity prices very high and people these days conscious of power usage. As for screens yes turn on or don't pay very much - I picked up a binned set recently hoping screen OK as I had same set new but with broken screen, got home turned it on and everything worked perfectly !! Ya can't win ! Or should that be lose ?Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
I think they're better, but people always say "Oh no, plasmas are dead, I don't want one of those."Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
How can people not like plasmas? I sold 3 of them to a family on 2/27/18 for $650!
I will always have a plasma tv to watch, even if I have to store a few away.Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
I like that about plasmas, but nobody wants to buy them after I fix them. Flashlight didn't work on this one. Maybe I need one of those million candle power ones.Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
I always ask them to turn it on. If it wont, I take my cell phone with the flashlight app and shine it at an angle to look for cracks. It dosent always work though. Thats why I love plasmas, cracks show up clear as a bell.Leave a comment:
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Who's got tricks for detecting a cracked LCD in a dead set.
Needless to say, I just lost some money. Couldn't see any screen damage at all. Set was completely dead. Got it home, gave the LEDs a test, and it had a crack right up the middle.Tags: None
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