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Panasonic’s TV Business Didn’t Perform Well In 2012

Category : Panasonic HDTVs

Panasonic used to be the leader in plasma televisions and a top name in televisions in general.  After reporting their annual earnings for 2011 it turns out that their television has taken a turn for the worst.

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4 Years Later – TV Lamps Still Matter

Category : DLP TV Lamps, TV Lamps, TV Repair

A lot of things about 2008 are lost in my memory. Over the last four years, I’m sure a lot of things have changed for you. A lot of things have surely changed for me. One thing that appears not to have changed is the need for replacement TV lamps and people coming here to get the help and news they need.

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Replacement Samsung TV Parts For 2012 LCD TVs

Category : Replacement TV Parts, Samsung LCD HDTVs, TV Repair

If you have a Samsung LCD TV that was sold in 2012 you won’t have to worry about how to get your hands on replacement parts for it.  Below is a breakout of televisions with links directly to replacement parts.  Just click the link and all available replacement parts will be yours for the viewing.

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A Note Regarding TV Stands

Category : TV Repair, TV Repair Issues

For over a year, I’ve been single-handedly manning the comments on this site responding to people who’ve been looking for replacement TV stands for their television.  It’s almost shocking and appalling that manufacturer don’t do a better job here but I guess that’s why sites like this one exist.

Due to a limit of resources to answer all the comments and sources to find replacement parts, I will no longer be answering any new requests for TV stands.  I’ve closed the comments down on all of the TV stand related pages.  Not being able to respond knowing that there is such a need isn’t something I like doing but my hope is that once new partners come aboard that I’ll be able to restart this initiative.

What I can tell you is that if you aren’t in the US, it seems like you’re in a bad way.  Most companies only provided part sites and solutions for the United States even though they sell their products all around the world.  Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer or the store that sold you the television in the first place.  They may not have what you want but they may be able to point you in the right direction.

For those of you in the US looking for a replacement TV stand.  There are a lot of US based parts websites out there.  Find out the part number of your stand then shop around.  99% of the time, those are the very steps that I take in order to respond to the comments I see.  Maybe, just maybe one day a company will come out with universal TV stands just like they sell universal remotes.

- Chance

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Samsung Paying Up To $600 In Class Action Settlement

Category : Samsung LCD HDTVs, Samsung LED HDTVs, Samsung Plasma HDTV

It turns out that the Samsung TV class action settlement might just be better than originally thought.  People who bought affected Samsung television sets are able to claim as much as $600 but there are a few stipulations to be able to get your hands on this Samsung loot.

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Samsung TV Capacitor Settlement

Category : TV Repair, TV Repair Issues

If you have a Samsung television and have experienced issues with TV turning on or off spontaneously, this just might be your lucky day.  Before you can reap any of the benefits of the settlement Samsung came to as a result of their class action lawsuit, you have to be able to say yes to a few questions.

First, do you own a Samsung DLP, LCD or plasma TV?

Did you purchase your television before December 31, 2008?

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Video: Fixing A Samsung TV That Turns Itself Off

Category : Samsung LCD HDTVs, Samsung LED HDTVs, Samsung Plasma HDTV

After repeated problems that people have been facing, some have decided to do it themselves. Instead of keeping all the good news to themselves, many people are creating videos discussing not only what the problem is but also how to fix it.

If you aren’t mechanically inclined you don’t have to worry too much since it doesn’t appear that you have to be a mechanical engineer to accomplish this. While there are a good number of videos which discuss the steps you need to take you can find one after the break that makes it all easy to accomplish.

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