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Originally Posted by radiotvnut
I'll add that $275 is a fair price for a shop to fix it. What's left around here would probably charge at least $350 for such a repair.
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That's all well and good, but I don't HAVE $275.00 to fix it.
My plan is to let the TV sit unplugged for awhile, order the parts when I get the money, and disconnect the flyback wires, and the other wires connected to the board.
The TV is sitting in my garage, which is unheated. Should I worry about the cold temperatures damaging anything inside it? I can't store it in my house because of its size.