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£650 32" Samsung lcd tv, 8 months old. Switch on tonight, and theres a bang, and the tv comes on with the glass behind the plasticy looking protective cover smashed.
TV knackered big time.
Look online, and it appears they always assume you have hit it with something to cause the damage, and therefor dont cover it under guarantee and its not worth fixing, as it costs more than the tv
Only possible plus point is we got it out of john lewis, and they always bend over backwards to help............here's hoping
TV knackered big time.
Look online, and it appears they always assume you have hit it with something to cause the damage, and therefor dont cover it under guarantee and its not worth fixing, as it costs more than the tv
Only possible plus point is we got it out of john lewis, and they always bend over backwards to help............here's hoping
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Thats unbeleviable for that to happen after only 8 months.
For the price you paid for it as well isn't cheap for a 32inch. It must be a top notch model. It isnt the LE32A558P model is it?.
Some manufacturers are selling 40 inch LCD for that price.
Heres hoping that John Lewis helps you out.
For the price you paid for it as well isn't cheap for a 32inch. It must be a top notch model. It isnt the LE32A558P model is it?.
Some manufacturers are selling 40 inch LCD for that price.
Heres hoping that John Lewis helps you out.
It may seem difficult at first! But everything is difficult at first.
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John Lewis don't always bend over backwards but are usually good (had a bad experience with them recently with a LCD package)
If you get it sorted try a place called Sound and Vision in Bolton for a replacement (if you get a refund). I got a Panasonic 37" + DVD Recorder and HDD + stand for £400 cheaper than the exact same from JL
If you get it sorted try a place called Sound and Vision in Bolton for a replacement (if you get a refund). I got a Panasonic 37" + DVD Recorder and HDD + stand for £400 cheaper than the exact same from JL
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Hi again feva, I think you mean a 'sony bravia' (spelling might be wrong), we got the same one, not at tesco's but at currys, like you, we got it knocked down.feva wrote:i got a sony bracia 40 lcd £650 at tesco meant to be £750 but scanned up at 650, i walk past the front room the other day and my son is putting stickers all over it!!!
i feel for you so much it be gutted if that was me
Our last telly blew up a week before last Xmas.
I would rather want something I dont have, that have something I dont want
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why are you worried about the gaurentee!!!!!
take it back to where you got it from and get a replacement
tell them its broken and needs fixing
and when the go on about the gautentee tell them you are claiming under the sale of goods act and it must be fit for purpose [your statutory rights]
remember the disclaimer with any gtee "does not affect your statutory rights"
ooohhh and if it was an accident thats what home contents insurance is for
take it back to where you got it from and get a replacement
tell them its broken and needs fixing
and when the go on about the gautentee tell them you are claiming under the sale of goods act and it must be fit for purpose [your statutory rights]
remember the disclaimer with any gtee "does not affect your statutory rights"
ooohhh and if it was an accident thats what home contents insurance is for
we are all ------------------still learning
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big-all,
from what i can see online, they presume its been damaged (ie not their fault) when glass cracks, so it isnt a warranty issue. Will see on monday. My house insurance doesnt cover accidental damage
Skiking,
Will look at it, and then go to John Lewis, as they pricematch any shop, as long as its in stock, and they also give you a free 5 year gaurantee as well. Thats what i did with this one......it was stickered at £800 or so, but comet had just reduced it to £649, so they matched, but also got the 5 year warranty.
from what i can see online, they presume its been damaged (ie not their fault) when glass cracks, so it isnt a warranty issue. Will see on monday. My house insurance doesnt cover accidental damage
Skiking,
Will look at it, and then go to John Lewis, as they pricematch any shop, as long as its in stock, and they also give you a free 5 year gaurantee as well. Thats what i did with this one......it was stickered at £800 or so, but comet had just reduced it to £649, so they matched, but also got the 5 year warranty.
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Re: feel sick
Handyman - from the way you typed that, if it broke due to physical damage, I would have thought that the 'protective plasticy cover' would be marked/damaged as well. Assuming it is not, tell John Lewis what happened and ask them to replace/repair it and if they say - quite fairly - it could have been accidental damage, ask them to come out to examine it. (don't take it in yourself as you may end up marking the cover when you take it in )handyman wrote:£650 32" Samsung lcd tv, 8 months old. Switch on tonight, and theres a bang, and the tv comes on with the glass behind the plasticy looking protective cover smashed.
TV knackered big time.
Look online, and it appears they always assume you have hit it with something to cause the damage, and therefor dont cover it under guarantee and its not worth fixing, as it costs more than the tv
Only possible plus point is we got it out of john lewis, and they always bend over backwards to help............here's hoping
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman, "Where's the self-help section?"
She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.
She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.