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3rd update (started a new thread) on my 32" Inch Coby LCD TV's, we ran into a local technician that was able to take both my Coby TV's same model but some parts were different and he managed to repair one, so couldn't be happier I now have another 32" LCD TV and this was after sending both TV's into the authorized Coby repair center in our area and my wife told them if they need to just use and swap parts, didn't happen... but somehow this technician was able to do it.
Technician then repaired our old 32" TCL picture tube tv and it's like brand new, it had been sitting for 5 years, and we had another 13" picture tube TV and it now works but needs a part for the sound, this TV is for my daughter and I will try to get that this weekend and if not available they can order, he showed me where to get the parts or order them "cheap" I might add.
This same Technician (this was how we met him) was called to dual birthday party, my 55th and my granddaughters 1st birthday celebration to fix our Karaoke machine, Karoke sounded like it was gonna explode
and so he pulled out the Konzert amplifier and checked the main circuit board and found several loose soldering points and he fixed it and he also found out my voltage regulator wasn't supply the correct voltage he modified and got that working correctly and then he fixed my Sony theater stereo amplifier 110 volts that had been sitting for 8 years.
So the bottom line is that if you keep electrical items in storage eventually you'll run into someone that can repair them and hopefully cheap, today the charge for fixing my Coby 32" LCD HD TV, 32" TCL tube TV and partially my 13" TCL tube TV was 700 pesos labor and 160 pesos in parts. :amen:
Technician then repaired our old 32" TCL picture tube tv and it's like brand new, it had been sitting for 5 years, and we had another 13" picture tube TV and it now works but needs a part for the sound, this TV is for my daughter and I will try to get that this weekend and if not available they can order, he showed me where to get the parts or order them "cheap" I might add.
This same Technician (this was how we met him) was called to dual birthday party, my 55th and my granddaughters 1st birthday celebration to fix our Karaoke machine, Karoke sounded like it was gonna explode
So the bottom line is that if you keep electrical items in storage eventually you'll run into someone that can repair them and hopefully cheap, today the charge for fixing my Coby 32" LCD HD TV, 32" TCL tube TV and partially my 13" TCL tube TV was 700 pesos labor and 160 pesos in parts. :amen: