Replacing flat screen television
The 32" Toshiba LCD that came factory installed crapped out on our last camping trip. For those of you that have replaced their tv's, what type did you end up getting and how old was the original tv w...
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trustymopars wrote:
If you are looking at a 32", you may want to stay away from Samsung. Mine died @ 2.5 yrs., and upon researching them, they have faulty capacitors in the power supplies. They settled a class-action lawsuit in Arkansas to replace TV's up to a certain serial number, but mine was outside of that. I called their support line, and was told the only thing they would do, was have me pay to ship it to them, then they would give me an estimate on the repair, and pay return shipping whether I chose to repair it or not. I bought an LG LED. I hope it lasts longer. JT.
our 55 had the bad capacitors.. took me an hour to replace them.
most of that time was getting it open and closed. $5 in parts.
