I have a TCL Roku tv. It starts and plays fine.....but shuts off after about 17 minutes. I can unplug and turn in on again......get 17 more minutes.
Tv's are cheap now. Time to seek a repair......or get a new one ?
- VitaMan
- 01-31-2021, 01:56 PM
- pxmcc
- 01-31-2021, 04:51 PM
I have a TCL Roku tv. It starts and plays fine.....but shuts off after about 17 minutes. I can unplug and turn in on again......get 17 more minutes.here's what you do VM. get a big box, put your tv in there, tape it up, and... put it in your attic. problem solved..
Tv's are cheap now. Time to seek a repair......or get a new one ? Originally Posted by VitaMan
- winn dixie
- 01-31-2021, 04:54 PM
- xfrankx
- 02-01-2021, 11:35 AM
Go online and search for the power board. Also search the model number and symptoms of the TV.
- MarcellusWalluz
- 02-01-2021, 12:48 PM
Aren't TCL TV's the ones with a built in back door so the Chinese Gov't can eavesdrop on you ?
- winn dixie
- 02-01-2021, 01:18 PM
I have a TCL Roku tv. It starts and plays fine.....but shuts off after about 17 minutes. I can unplug and turn in on again......get 17 more minutes.Also sometimes tv's or cable boxes have a function that turns the device off after a period of time. Power savings? Id check that too.
Tv's are cheap now. Time to seek a repair......or get a new one ? Originally Posted by VitaMan
- gnadfly
- 02-01-2021, 02:59 PM
You didn't say how big the TV screen was. I bought a 70" vizio for $600 at Costco.
Again, check the web for issues. I was able to replace several capacitors in a couple of TVs that wouldn't start a few years ago. Cost me about $10 a TV for known warranty issues that the manufacturers wanted $70 just to send somebody out to look. I'll never buy another panasonic tv again. Same with Leveno computers.
I have several 40"+ HD TVs sitting around now. Fully functional. Wife won't let me sell them. Don't ask.
I bet you can find some slightly used 40-50" 4K TVs for less than a hundred dollars at an estate sales this weekend.
Again, check the web for issues. I was able to replace several capacitors in a couple of TVs that wouldn't start a few years ago. Cost me about $10 a TV for known warranty issues that the manufacturers wanted $70 just to send somebody out to look. I'll never buy another panasonic tv again. Same with Leveno computers.
I have several 40"+ HD TVs sitting around now. Fully functional. Wife won't let me sell them. Don't ask.
I bet you can find some slightly used 40-50" 4K TVs for less than a hundred dollars at an estate sales this weekend.
- VitaMan
- 02-01-2021, 07:08 PM
The tv is back !
Just in time to watch "Back to the Future II."
No telling how long it will last.
Just in time to watch "Back to the Future II."
No telling how long it will last.