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 Samsung LED TV Thread, owners pls share

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piruntha
post Aug 30 2012, 12:53 PM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Aug 29 2012, 08:54 PM)
Yes. It's worth it. Many reported panel defect problems with Samsung and SONY HDTV from year 2007-2010. Since ES and EH are this year's model. It is very hard to tell if their HDTV models from this year and last year have similar issue as well as it is still too early. Most reported cases happen only after 2 years into using the HDTV. Mine failed after 3 years and 8 months. I bought my 40" Series 6 LCD TV for RM6,000+ in 2008.

Anyway, Samsung in my opinion, is still the best LCD/LED HDTV manufacturer. Their picture quality is top notch and the colors are superb! The panel defect issue is quite a problem but as i said earlier, we do not know if models from 2011 and 2012 have this issue as well as it is simply too early to tell. Anyway, i'll pay a bit of extra and get 2 years of extended warranty if i were you so to buy a piece of mind  smile.gif
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I bought my 46" Samsung LED TV (Model: UA46D6400UR) in November 2011. On 4th August, I was watching some games for the Olympics in the evening when some "multi-colour" horizontal lines appeared in the middle of the TV screen. One part of the TV screen was "boiling hot" when I touched it. Initially I too thought that something was wrong with my Astro.

I managed to call the Samsung Service Centre just before they closed for the day, and the technician came to check the TV on 7th August. There was no image on the TV screen when he switched it on but you could see some "blackish" vertical lines on the screen. The tech guy said that he has never come across such a problem before, but said that it was probably a problem with the panel.

The technician guys came back to my place on 15th August to replace the panel.


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