arnprasad
Well-Known Member
Hi,
I have an Iffalcon 55 inch TV which my kid bumped into and its screen is broken. Since I paid around 35-40K for it, I was hoping spending around 10K will mean a new TV screen and I need not scrap it. I have been in touch with an authorized service center who was evasive with his response and finally this week he said its not fixable. Should I take his word as final or look at other repair centers? if not repairable, does this TV have any salvage value? holding such a large screen TV at home is a waste of space and throwing it in garbage seems even worse. what are my options?![IMG-20200628-WA0005.jpg IMG-20200628-WA0005.jpg](https://www.hifivision.com/data/attachments/49/49165-7db8a07f52d1e7601ca6c263b892b47d.jpg?hash=fbigf1LR52)
I have an Iffalcon 55 inch TV which my kid bumped into and its screen is broken. Since I paid around 35-40K for it, I was hoping spending around 10K will mean a new TV screen and I need not scrap it. I have been in touch with an authorized service center who was evasive with his response and finally this week he said its not fixable. Should I take his word as final or look at other repair centers? if not repairable, does this TV have any salvage value? holding such a large screen TV at home is a waste of space and throwing it in garbage seems even worse. what are my options?
![IMG-20200628-WA0005.jpg IMG-20200628-WA0005.jpg](https://www.hifivision.com/data/attachments/49/49165-7db8a07f52d1e7601ca6c263b892b47d.jpg?hash=fbigf1LR52)