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4 weeks ago (Last edited 4 weeks ago by SamsungCaleb ) in
QLED and The Frame TVsUgh. I feel your pain! We had one Samsung 43ā tv go bad like I think 6 months after purchase in 2012 or so.. it took almost 2 months just to get it serviced/looked at by a local samsung authorized tv repair and the bill to fix the board was around $300 for a $400 tv (at the time).
that said, after having multiple Samsung TVs all throughout the house for years, I can say their reliability is generally pretty good. However, the one thing Iāve noticed after getting REALLY into HT the past few years, when it comes to Samsung, if itās not a neo-qled or OLED, the quality especially for the price just isnāt there anymore. The Q70 is an edge-lit panel I believe and most likely an VA style panel and prob not even worth paying to fix. Sorry. š
there is however a bunch of how to - YouTube videos and online repair tutorials on how to open and fix your lcd tv. Literally the hardest thing about opening that tv up is to get the super funky clip system for the back panel off. If you can find what style clip system you have, there should be a tool to make it super easy.
also, the back plastic of these TVs is usually just one big piece of cheap plastic but it is completely separated from any and all delicate objects of the actual tv. So realistically, if you can learn how to āunclipā the back plastic, you might be able to get a look at whatās going on (looks like a burnt led or two). Fixing that is a whole different level tho.
Watch this when you can to see how it all works:
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