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My five year old tossed something at our 52 inch flat screen TV and broke the panel. The color ran away, sound is gone and the only thing on the screen is the area she tossed something at and it lights up like a white cobweb.
I called Phillips and it is still under warranty but, not for a busted panel.
I purchased it especially for last years Super Bowl and now look. I guess this might be a good omen in a way. Each time I bought a new TV, we went to the Super Bowl.
What I am asking, does anyone know if there is something I can do about this screen and that I can watch my beloved Steelers ?
We are just guessing our five year old threw something at the screen because, the TV was on, we got up to go to the kitchen and when we came back, the screen was in the condition I described.
Can't ask my daughter because she is Downs and not capable to communicate.
I have $1,000.00 deductible on my insurance and the TV cost a little over $2,000.00
This isn't the first time she has damaged stuff or like the last time, unplugging the freezer. Ouch, we just saved up for all our winter supply due to my unemployment and zowwy, all out to the trash.
One service man said he can probably fix it for $1,000.00 at the minimum but heck, I might as well use the insurance money and get another.
Boy, it was a nice TV too and had a nice picture.
Just in hopes that one of you had some advice.
I called Phillips and it is still under warranty but, not for a busted panel.
I purchased it especially for last years Super Bowl and now look. I guess this might be a good omen in a way. Each time I bought a new TV, we went to the Super Bowl.
What I am asking, does anyone know if there is something I can do about this screen and that I can watch my beloved Steelers ?
We are just guessing our five year old threw something at the screen because, the TV was on, we got up to go to the kitchen and when we came back, the screen was in the condition I described.
Can't ask my daughter because she is Downs and not capable to communicate.
I have $1,000.00 deductible on my insurance and the TV cost a little over $2,000.00
This isn't the first time she has damaged stuff or like the last time, unplugging the freezer. Ouch, we just saved up for all our winter supply due to my unemployment and zowwy, all out to the trash.
One service man said he can probably fix it for $1,000.00 at the minimum but heck, I might as well use the insurance money and get another.
Boy, it was a nice TV too and had a nice picture.
Just in hopes that one of you had some advice.
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