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projection telly broke

red1 (Harmless) posted this on Monday, 5th June 2006, 18:59

we are covered by the currys mastercare plan--and i see it does not cover lamps and judging by the way it went down with colours goin bright and then dark for a few days then the set went completly down and went off--pilot light stays on but the set will not show any pic or sound--is there any way i can make the set a write off there by not havin 2 pay for it to be mended--livin in hope--lol

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xfg (Elite Donator) posted this on Monday, 5th June 2006, 19:15

First thing to pop into my head was the SegaKiller saga from Something Awful.

Very long story short: forums user noticed his neighbours were stealing his cable, so he took advice from other usrs and made a device from a Master System controller to hook up the cable to the *mains* to *blow up the guy`s telly*. It somehow/coincidentally set fire to a neighbouring house though...

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noob (Competent) posted this on Monday, 5th June 2006, 21:17

have you tried hitting it really really hard with a hammer? that fixes evrything except people :p

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badboybez (Elite) posted this on Monday, 5th June 2006, 22:13

Open it up and snap something inside :o

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Zovirax (Elite) posted this on Monday, 5th June 2006, 22:39

This threads is to dishonest for me..........I`m off.

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nicparsons (Harmless) posted this on Monday, 5th June 2006, 22:43

noob i hit my ex with a hammer and it sorted him out ! lol

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Mikeonfreeserve (Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 6th June 2006, 05:22

These TVs seem to have got really cheap since lcd/plasmas came onto the scene

Why not try ebay for a replacement or even for the bulbs?

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bandicoot (Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 7th June 2006, 22:40

The BIG downside to projector systems is the cost of a bulb. It prevents using the system for continious telly, unless your a lottery winner.

I have a Hitachi unit that was £900 three years ago and the bulb is just under £200, it should last 2000 hrs, so I can only use the set to show two or three films a week, to keep the `hours run` down.

If any of you are thinking of buying the cheaper projector units around now, like the Epslon projector at £600, look out for the deal where they give you two or more spare bulbs, cause their worth their weight in gold, and ain`t came down in price much :D

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