Repairing Plasmas

2nd August 2007, 12:05 PM

richie00boy United Kingdom

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Repairing Plasmas

I have the opportunity to acquire this for £25:

Quote:

Relysis 42" Plasma.
Its Faulty Electrically.
The Screen is intact and all lights up, but it looks like one of the
drivers is dead as there is a dark band accross the top, and it doesn't
display any menu's or inputs

Does this sound like potentially a big expense and hassle to sort, for those in the know? Or worth having a bash at, bearing in mind although I'm an electronics engineer I've never tried fixing a TV etc.

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