Hi!
I just picked up and repaired a older Samsung DLP 46 inch TV. After getting it for free and doing some research (2007 was a bad year for DLP chips) I picked up a DLP chip for cheap and repaired the TV myself. NOt a bad deal, I thought.
One thing I've learned is that these TVs come with Bulbs. I was told that they last around 6000 hours, and this one is around 5000.
I will say it is a pretty easy TV to fix. I need some insight here, because I have never dealt with this type of TV before. It's in pretty good shape...so I figure if I pick up a few bulbs, hopefully I should be good for a while..
Does anyone have this type of TV?
I just picked up and repaired a older Samsung DLP 46 inch TV. After getting it for free and doing some research (2007 was a bad year for DLP chips) I picked up a DLP chip for cheap and repaired the TV myself. NOt a bad deal, I thought.
One thing I've learned is that these TVs come with Bulbs. I was told that they last around 6000 hours, and this one is around 5000.
I will say it is a pretty easy TV to fix. I need some insight here, because I have never dealt with this type of TV before. It's in pretty good shape...so I figure if I pick up a few bulbs, hopefully I should be good for a while..
Does anyone have this type of TV?
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