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Panasonic TV Fault - Out of Warranty

Mooza · 2010-05-05 10:57:00

Hello, Yesterday my Panasonic LZD TV broke, just over two years beyond its warranty. Although I bought it from Dixons, Panasonic's technical support asked me to send it to John Lewis for repairs, which I have done. JL stated it would cost £45 for them to examine it and then whatever else to repair. It appears to be a…

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derrick Posts: 7,424 Forumite

18 May 2010 at 9:54AM

TUS wrote: »

I have a broken Panny sat in my house and have been quoted £300-500 repair for a faulty board. Do John Lewis do a generic repair service?

will-in-estoril wrote: »

You should start a new thread, rather than hijack somebody else's.;)

Agreed, and, (also re the OP), on the correct board where the advice will be more forthcoming;- Consumer Rights board, that is why the boards are split, so that they are relevant

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