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Intro

We offer professional TV repair services and always start with a free consultation. If necessary, we can also carry out the repair directly at your home. To help you plan and budget for the repair, we offer completely free cost estimates for functional failures. The cost of the repair varies depending on the fault and the size of the TV. For physical damage such as a cracked or bumped display, we charge using the same cost proposal form we use for functional faults. If you have any questions or concerns about your TV, don't hesitate to contact us. For a faster response, be sure to have a picture of the product sticker on the back of the TV handy when you contact us. It helps us give you more accurate and precise answers. You will find the form for cost proposals under services on our website.

TV SERVICE

Fault report TV/Cost estimate TV

This is how you make a fault report for your broken TV
  1. Check the warranty:
    • Check that your TV is not covered by warranty (see receipt or purchase agreement).
  2. Prepare the necessary information:
    • TV model and serial number (found on the back) a photo of the entire product sticker.
    • Description of the problem.
  3. Fill in the error report:
    • Visit our error reporting form [ here ] and fill in the information.
  4. Follow the instructions:
    • Follow the instructions you receive after submitting the error report.
For questions, contact our customer support.

Error report technical problem

We offer home service for technical support in case of problems with your TV or other peripherals. If you have problems with installation, settings, or errors in your electronic devices, our knowledgeable staff can visit you at home and quickly fix the problems. We also help with troubleshooting and identifying problems if you are unsure what is wrong.

To get help, please fill out the error report via the form below. We will ensure that you get a smooth and convenient solution so that you can get back to enjoying your technology without interruption. click here.

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