J
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Hi
I bought a 28" widescreen Hitachi TV 4 years ago. After about 2.5 years it started turning itself into standby and then back on again. Outside of the 12 month warranty I got it repaired. £80 later and a new power supply I was watching TV again. However, it has started happening again and have almost talked myself into just getting a new idTV to replace it. However, I spotted a post on here that said that a CRT TV can reasonably be expected to last in excess of 6+ years. Given that I have already had it repaired once, I'm not prepared to pay to have it repaired again, it's not worth it. I'd be interested on some opinions as to whether I could go to Hitachi quoting the "Sale & Supply of Goods Act" in this scenario. Would it be worth it?
Thanks
John
I bought a 28" widescreen Hitachi TV 4 years ago. After about 2.5 years it started turning itself into standby and then back on again. Outside of the 12 month warranty I got it repaired. £80 later and a new power supply I was watching TV again. However, it has started happening again and have almost talked myself into just getting a new idTV to replace it. However, I spotted a post on here that said that a CRT TV can reasonably be expected to last in excess of 6+ years. Given that I have already had it repaired once, I'm not prepared to pay to have it repaired again, it's not worth it. I'd be interested on some opinions as to whether I could go to Hitachi quoting the "Sale & Supply of Goods Act" in this scenario. Would it be worth it?
Thanks
John