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ostrich

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#58512 13-Mar-2010 08:05
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I have bought sony bravia tv klvv40a10 and after guarrantee expirey it started to show patches of green colour.
I have contacted the sony dealers in kuwait they said it needs circuit board which cost around $600
i have asked them to returned the tv.
one day i opened the cover and cleaned by hoover. closed the the cover and it started working fine.
After one week it started again.
please help me sort out this problem if you know

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Dunnersfella
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  #306941 13-Mar-2010 19:01
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You vacuumed the inside of your TV?



ostrich

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  #307014 14-Mar-2010 06:35
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yes after that It has worked fine for one week and then it started again.

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