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Jonny_Darko
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Dammit. I bought a Samsung 32" widescreen TV a couple of years back, against the advice of colleagues who said Samsung products were shite.
The last two years I've had it repaired 4 times, and now it's gone again, a different problem. The screen keeps going green - everything I watch looks like The Matrix! If I hit it enough times the colour eventually goes back to how it should be.
What I'm wondering is, has anyone else come across this problem? Does anyone know what's causing it? (I'm guessing the RGB in the tube is screwed). Is there any chance it's something ridiculously silly and fixable causing it?
And if the worst comes to the worst, can anyone recommend who I SHOULD be buying a new TV off? Samsung have had the last money they'll ever have out of me. £450 for a two-year lifetime, filled with problems is not amusing.
If you want to recommend me a TV I'm looking for something widescreen, a decent size, affordable, with the necessary features, and something that'll last! And I don't mind ordering online but I wouldn't know who's service is trustworthy in this area.
The last two years I've had it repaired 4 times, and now it's gone again, a different problem. The screen keeps going green - everything I watch looks like The Matrix! If I hit it enough times the colour eventually goes back to how it should be.
What I'm wondering is, has anyone else come across this problem? Does anyone know what's causing it? (I'm guessing the RGB in the tube is screwed). Is there any chance it's something ridiculously silly and fixable causing it?
And if the worst comes to the worst, can anyone recommend who I SHOULD be buying a new TV off? Samsung have had the last money they'll ever have out of me. £450 for a two-year lifetime, filled with problems is not amusing.
If you want to recommend me a TV I'm looking for something widescreen, a decent size, affordable, with the necessary features, and something that'll last! And I don't mind ordering online but I wouldn't know who's service is trustworthy in this area.