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macsgirluk | 16:25 Sun 30th Jan 2011 | Home & Garden
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Do people still get televisions mended or just buy a new one?
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Many people simply buy a new one but, given that there's a full page of TV repair services in my local Yellow Pages, some people must be getting them repaired/

Chris
I've just bought a new one.

The one that broke we got from Tesco just over 2 years ago. When it broke, I called the Tesco electrical helpline to see if there was any point in getting someone to try to fix it. A very helpful chap took me through a series of 'things to do to check it out' then decided that it was a dead TV. He then sent me a form to fill in to send to Customer Services . They wrote to me asking for a copy of my receipt (which I still had as they tell you to keep it for the normal guarantee). I sent that in and within a week or so, they sent me a lovely and totally unexpected cheque for £120 as the TV should have lasted longer than it did. We paid £300 for the TV new and had not taken out the extended guarantee , we never do as we think it's far too expensive.
SO, Result! and guess where we will be buying our next TV ?
John Lewis?
I have a 32" TV in my spare room which broke down about 2-3 weeks after the guarantee ran out and when I complained to the dealers they didn`t want to know, and I took it to a repairs shop and was told they couldn't`t get a new part, and if they could, it would be cheaper to buy a new set than repair it.

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