No power or standby loop
A television that will not start, keeps restarting or stays in standby needs a proper fault assessment.
Television repairs
From the screen in your living room to a television that has suddenly gone quiet, we help you understand the fault and whether a repair makes sense.
What to bring to your assessmentCommon problems, carefully assessed
These symptoms help the first conversation. An assessment establishes the available repair options.
A television that will not start, keeps restarting or stays in standby needs a proper fault assessment.
Blank screens and dim images can have different causes. Tell us whether sound and the power light still work.
Describe what appears on the screen and whether it happens on every input. Photographs can help the initial discussion.
We investigate sound problems and help distinguish a television fault from a connected device or setup issue.
Intermittent shutdowns can be difficult to reproduce. Tell us how long the TV runs before the problem begins.
Where appropriate, component-level assessment can help identify a repair option instead of replacing an entire unit.
Before your assessment
Straightforward from the start
We discuss the proposed work and cost before you decide. If a repair is not practical, we explain what we find.
Good to know
We assess televisions from a wide range of manufacturers. Model, condition and parts availability determine what can be repaired. Send the model number or call us first.
No. A picture fault does not automatically mean the display panel has failed. We assess the actual fault before discussing repair options.
Callouts are available across our service area. Contact us with your location and television details to agree an arrangement. A visit is not confirmed until the team agrees it with you.
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Your local workshop
Call or email with the make, model and what has gone wrong. We will help you understand the next step.