My TV screen is broken - Is it possible to replace it, or will it be cheaper to buy a new TV altogether? It's everyone's worst nightmare; a minor act of carelessness at home, and one of your most expensive household appliances breaks. If the worst-case-scenario has happened, and your television has a huge crack running across the screen (or even a minor hairline fracture), this article will explain what the financial consequences are likely to be Your TV repair costs depend on the type of TV that you have. There are several different types; LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), LED (Liquid Crystal Display with LED backlighting instead of the cold-cathode technique employed by traditional LCD Televisions) and Plasma (which uses inert gases to emit pictures on screen) Televisions. LED LED televisions are one of the most expensive designs, and can be equally expensive to repair. If a scratch or crack appears, the usual cost of repair is 85% of the original cost of the television (as new). The reason for the high cost involved is largely due to the fact that the screen itself cannot simply be repaired, but it will need to be replaced. This is a complicated procedure for the repairman and an expensive repair for you as the owner to fund. Unfortunately, it may make more financial sense to buy a new LED television. Check out your home insurance policy, manufacturer's warranty or store bought insurance cover to see if you are covered. Duotech Electronics charges £25.00 to perform a Broken Screen diagnostic on TV, this process assesses the damage, preparation for installation of replacement screen plus we provide the model number of replacement screen plus cost to install. New screens come with 12 months warranty installed Refurbish screens come with 6 months warranty installed Used screens come with 1 to 3 months warranty installed Give Duotech electronics a call for more details www.duotechelectronics.co.uk Tel: 0121 565
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