Half of my smart TV screen is dark on one side.
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Hi everyone!
I have a Samsung smart TV UE43NU7025, and for some time now, the black part was slightly darker on the right side, with a sharp cutoff in the middle of the screen. The part being only slightly darker wasn't really bothersome.
However, last night, I went out to have dinner, and when I came back, the left side had become really very dark. It's impossible to watch anything on the TV.
Do you have a solution for me, please? I admit I'm currently watching a series, and I'm extremely eager to continue, but I can't, which is really frustrating.
Thank you in advance for your responses! :)
I have a Samsung smart TV UE43NU7025, and for some time now, the black part was slightly darker on the right side, with a sharp cutoff in the middle of the screen. The part being only slightly darker wasn't really bothersome.
However, last night, I went out to have dinner, and when I came back, the left side had become really very dark. It's impossible to watch anything on the TV.
Do you have a solution for me, please? I admit I'm currently watching a series, and I'm extremely eager to continue, but I can't, which is really frustrating.
Thank you in advance for your responses! :)
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Hello,
You need to check with a repair shop for a quote or invoke the warranty, at least if it’s still valid.
I’m leaning towards a defective panel…
You need to check with a repair shop for a quote or invoke the warranty, at least if it’s still valid.
I’m leaning towards a defective panel…
Sure, thank you, but I admit I don't have a lot of money... is there any way I can fix this myself? For example, if there's a loose connection?
The TV is 3 or 4 years old, it's unfortunately no longer under warranty... and it's been working very well (even perfectly) until 1 or 2 weeks ago. I'm really hoping for a loose connection, but I wouldn't know how to check, even if I remove the back panel.
Anyway, thanks for your quick response.
The TV is 3 or 4 years old, it's unfortunately no longer under warranty... and it's been working very well (even perfectly) until 1 or 2 weeks ago. I'm really hoping for a loose connection, but I wouldn't know how to check, even if I remove the back panel.
Anyway, thanks for your quick response.
Okay, thanks. Do you know the average price for slab repair? Apparently, the rates range from €30 to €275, where would we stand?