Reply to Re: glass cleaner damaged my DLP 60" tv screen -- any way to fix it???

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Posted by Beowulf on 04/28/06 16:49

On Fri, 28 Apr 2006 11:15:23 -0500, Beowulf inscribed to the world:
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> Good suggestion, thank you. I will try their 800# or email. Hopefully not
> a dozen automated submenus. Maybe they can give me an idea of the cost
> involved to repair, replace screen, or whatever, Not knowing how much I am
> screwed is killing me more than finding out it will cost me $600 to repair.

Talked to Samsung, they were very nice very easy to get through to their
tech support. Connected me with 3-way call to local repair store. Looks
like $300-400 for a new screen and $200-300 labor for on site screen
replacement; that was at one place. I know a guy (The TV Doctor) who might
do cheaper. I am also thinking as some have suggested, that perhaps paying
just labor to remove screen and clean inside might solve the problem,
unless of course the ammonia cleaner I was stupid enough to use damaged
permenently the screen, etc

Crying, but at least $600 is far better than $2000-3000 for a new TV.

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