TV to be fixed, uses external speakers, it is quite old though.
By deodavid
@deodavid (4150)
Philippines
March 24, 2012 4:20am CST
Hey there fellow lotters,
I would just like to share one of my dreams, it is to have my two TV's fixed, one the 14 incher the speaker does not work and i need to get a new remote for it, while my 21 inch Sony wega shows green and turns off on it's own and also I need a new remote for that so i guess when the time comes and the money comes, i'll have them all done.
Take care now people.
This discussion is really odd.
5 responses
@johndur (3052)
• Pasig, Philippines
1 Feb 13
its nice to hear that its working fine again.as i have told you it is fixable.just dont over used it so there will be no more problems in the future.
@burrito88 (2774)
• United States
24 Mar 12
I have 3 TVs all of two of which are thirty years old. For one, the remote no longer works, but I use a DVR remote to change channels. Another old TV can only get 30 cable channels so I use an old VCR and the VCR remote to switch channels.
I remember long ago TVs used to have tubes in them before the days of solid state. The tubes would burn out and you needed to try to figure which tube might be bad and go to a store and check them with a tube tester. With solid state TVs now they change a whole circuit board unless they know what part to change.
@burrito88 (2774)
• United States
8 Jul 12
The tube TV's were problematic and had many problems besides just changing the tubes. The solid state TV's were more reliable and seemed like they tended to last longer. To fix a problem though you usually had to replace a whole circuit board instead of just one tube or part. My old TV's were/are of that type.
Just recently I broke down and got two new TV;s to replace two of my old sets. There was no problem with the old sets, they still work. However, I wanted to get newer sets that were more energy efficient. I didn't have to spend any money for the TV's also. I had a lot of frequent flyer miles and had no plans to travel soon so I cashed in miles for 2 TV's. But now I have to do something with the two older sets.
@yanzalong (18983)
• Indonesia
24 Mar 12
It seems to me that you have so many things in the house bro. I have only a mountainbike and TV ....mmmm..an old one...it's nothing to brag about that,though. I don't have much time for tv nowadays. The reasons are actually the TV programs are not any of my interest, bro. So, I'd rather jot down on mylot.
@strawberry1012 (142)
• Philippines
27 Mar 12
I think, your dream of fixing your two TV sets my be costly than acquiring new 32incher LCD/LED TV.
Parts of old TV's might be difficult to find these days and if you find one, it might be expensive. Plus the service cost of fixing it.
Your 21 inch Sony might have problems with its picture tube, and if indeed the picture tube is damaged, then it is as good as junk.
But you may have it checked and assess the possible cost of repair before having it fixed. Good luck!
@honest_efforts100 (1607)
• India
7 Jul 12
Did you finally have your televisions fixed? Here is an idea. Why not sell them both and add a little money and get yourself a new plasma television. You will have saved on space in the house and also, you will have kept up with the changing time. A time will come when the older model televisions will not work anymore. What will you do then? It will be impossible to get rid of them.
@deodavid (4150)
• Philippines
8 Jul 12
Hey there,
Well i did get them fixed but in the future am planning on buying myself a new flatscreen TV dont have the money for it yet but my plans are well thought out, how i am going to get the money and where i am going to buy a small priced yet quality TV
