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Moaby
Moaby
Posted 13 years ago2010-10-28 10:40:09 UTC
Moaby MoabyMk. III
Oww, my half-HD (1080i), 32", LCD TV just decided to be VERY dark even with the brightness and contrast on full settings. To me personally, it seems like the TV is not getting enough power to show a 'full bright image'.

I don't know if i'll be getting it fixed or just buying a new one. Would it be cheaper just to buy a new one rather than getting it looked at?

Anyone got any suggestions? TIA.

TV Model: JVC LT32DY8

3 Comments

Alabastor_Twob
Alabastor_Twob
Commented 13 years ago2010-10-28 11:01:34 UTC Comment #55438
Something similar happened to the screen of my laptop recently, although it seemed to clear up on its own.
And I'd guess it would be cheaper and easier to replace. TV repairmen seem to be few and far between these days.
Skals
Skals
Commented 13 years ago2010-10-28 12:27:21 UTC Comment #55439
Ill take your tv.
Striker
Striker
Commented 13 years ago2010-10-29 14:02:09 UTC Comment #55440
It seems the baclklight has failed. Normal LCDs( not "LED TV" or "LED screens") have CCFL lamps to provide the brightness.
I suspect it could be cheaper to repair it than buying a new one.

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