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kiwi88

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#144000 4-May-2014 17:52
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LG T.v unused for just over a month, went to use this morning & noticed there was cat pee on it (above sensor). Realized that remote wouldn't work even with battery change & panel & sensor not working as usual. Online tip said try putting headphones in jack and then turn TV on could work(unplug/plug in up to 50 times). It is occasionally working. Left it alone and it turned its own volume up to 100!. Unplugged for a few hours - all seemed to work for a few minutes then it started going into input then changing to HDMI and back again, even turning itself off. The t.v is approx $300, I've had it for under 12months. Is this worth repairing? What needs repairing? How much would I be looking at paying?

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B1GGLZ
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  #1036568 4-May-2014 19:21
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If the cat pissed on it then I would guess it's an insurance job. Certainly wouldn't be covered by warranty or CGA.

P.S. I'd say the cat's days are numbered?

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