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Where to Buy TV Matrices for Samsung, LG & Other Brands - Serviced TVs Guide

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  • #1 18341287
    kortyleski
    Level 43  
    As in the topic where do you buy matrices for serviced TVs? samsung, lg etc.
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  • #2 18341333
    Mobali
    Level 43  
    Wherever possible ;-)
    And seriously, it is probably the most profitable to buy a similar donor model - the new matrix is after all 3/4 of the price of the device.
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  • #3 18341347
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    Hard case, you can buy new ones at http://www.panelook.com/, but min. the order is 16 items and it is not known in what condition they will come and when.
    Generally, when the TV screen has a damaged screen, it goes into parts, I doubt that there is a supplier of new screens in Europe, I would be wrong :-)
  • #4 18341491
    bajdu
    Level 31  
    From what I learned a long time ago, when ordering a matrix on the Samsung or LG website, there is a price that if you add a few pennies for the motive, the customer will buy a new TV for this money, similarly (or better) equipped as the old one. You can also try to see (if you have a company registered) in the AS-O.com store.
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  • #5 18341617
    acsz
    Level 16  
    There are a lot of TV editing plants in Poland, maybe one of them runs a service for LCD panels.
    It is worth checking, because more and more of it is collected.
  • #6 18341887
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #7 18342617
    Mobali
    Level 43  
    acsz wrote:
    There are a lot of TV editing plants in Poland
    ... whose task is to maximize profit by increasing sales (thanks to production).
    acsz wrote:
    ... maybe one of them is servicing LCD panels
    These types of companies do not run websites by definition, mainly due to costs. Even more so, these types of elements are not serviced. It is much cheaper to replace entire modules or even offer new equipment. I am omitting the fact that an increasingly popular form of securing the website is the purchase of warranty insurance - also by companies distributing electronic equipment. Diagnostics and repairs are slowly becoming the domain of hobbyists and amateurs ;-)
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  • #8 18343543
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    Beautiful argument but completely off topic, did you see the title?
  • #9 18343618
    Wojtek M
    Level 39  
    Recently, a friend was looking for a matrix for Samsung 32 "TV, the TV was a month after the purchase, the child smashed the matrix. I told him to give up looking for the matrix, because it's a waste of time. He did not believe. He came in a month and said that they told him on the Samsung website, that they will order a matrix (it will come in 2 weeks), installation at their site, matrix cost
    approx. PLN 1200 + replacement approx. PLN 250 = PLN 1450, and the same new TV in the store is for approx. PLN 900 !!! It was a few months ago, maybe something has changed at the moment, but I doubt it.
  • #10 18343640
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    Copied from another topic, but still open, a lot of people are looking for working glasses for TV.
  • #11 18343799
    Wojtek M
    Level 39  
    To my colleague "GanCegall" I wrote the same thing again, so that the information about the prices of matrices on the websites was full. Regards.

    Added after 1 [hours] 5 [minutes]:

    bajdu wrote:
    You can also try to see (if you have a registered company) in the AS-O.com store.

    Maybe it's the site "aswo.com" or pl ??? and not the above-quoted one?
  • #12 18344222
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #13 18345447
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    It's strange that no one came up with the idea of opening a TV matrix store, success is guaranteed, you only need a little money to start.
  • #14 18345504
    CMS
    Administrator of HydePark
    Open up then :D .
    As long as you have an idea to supply the store at such a price that you will be attractive on the market when selling and make money on it.
  • #15 18345602
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    I think about it all the time, this is the business of life, there is a huge demand, but our skewed friendy offer goods at a price similar or even higher than the value of TV, which I do not understand, even when buying a container of several thousand pieces of nima frenzy :-)
    maybe I'm a weak negotiator :-)
  • #16 18345886
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #17 18346050
    acsz
    Level 16  
    Gentlemen.
    UMC Poland sp. Z oo runs a TV panel repair department.
    However, the business model is based on customers with monthly volumes from several hundred units upwards.
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  • #18 18346103
    Mobali
    Level 43  
    acsz wrote:
    However, the business model is based on customers with monthly volumes from several hundred units upwards.
    So we need to assemble some "cooperative" and ... Kupa, gentlemen!
    ;-)
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  • #19 18347824
    tomasz wojcicki
    Level 23  
    Well, they probably don't have too many customers :)
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  • #20 19142639
    Fennecc
    Level 4  
    Hello
    I wanted to ask you where do you buy TV matrixes?
    Because I had a TV set with a broken matrix on the portal, and a guest called that he would buy this TV from me. I talked a bit and he said he was buying survivors and replacing the matrix, he said he had 300 pcs. I asked about the price for e.g. Samsung and LG +40 ", he said that about PLN 200 and he assumed himself. He did not want to say anything more because he was focused on buying than repairing.
    I am looking for matrices on the net, but there is nothing. And the fact that the matrix is at a pretty good price I can hear it from the second person.
    Anyone have a bearing?
  • #21 19143242
    emik
    Level 34  
    Fennecc wrote:
    I talked a bit and he said he was buying survivors and replacing the matrix, he said he had 300 pcs. I asked about the price for e.g. Samsung and LG +40 ", he said about PLN 200 and he assumed it himself.

    Fabulist.
    Fennecc wrote:
    I am looking for matrices on the net, but there is nothing.

    Because that's the reality.
  • #22 19143367
    Fennecc
    Level 4  
    emik you do not have anything smart to write, do not write, do not clutter the topic.
    Do you think there are no people who have access to matrices, and flip the money for buying a penny tv and repairing them?
    Probably better profit on the purchase, repair and sale of tv, than the exchange itself. Why advertise on the net. They will find you.
    You'd be surprised if I gave you the number.
    Anyway, if you knew that you can repair a few summer or a new broken TV for a few hundred dollars, you would not sell it for PLN 100 or PLN 200.

    Moderated By arko100:

    Fennecc wrote:
    emic you have nothing clever do not write to write it, do not litter the topic.
    Department Policy!
    Please be careful.

  • #23 19144517
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #24 19144817
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    Fennecc wrote:
    You think there are no people who have access to the matrices

    Generally, there are no such, only those who have access, but do not have to buy them ;-)
  • #25 19145346
    arko100
    Admin of RTV group
    I merged the topics.
  • #26 19188264
    Fennecc
    Level 4  
    Heh today I gave the village guy the number for the matrix guy.
    He called and found out that for PLN 500 repair + robot. He has repaired a new half-year-old JVC 49 inches, so the tragedy is not with the price. I take into account that the brand is not very common. I think that LG or Samsung would be cheaper.
  • #27 19188311
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    Fennecc wrote:
    repair + robot

    Isn't that the same? :-)

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    One activity, two fees, and how much did the material cost? So this matrix?
  • #28 19188435
    emik
    Level 34  
    Fennecc wrote:
    He called and found out that for PLN 500 repair + robot. He has repaired a new half-year JVC 49 inches so the tragedy is not with the price.

    Did he find out if he has already repaired it for the price because it is a big difference? Plus transport back and forth, with an emphasis on back so that it does not come back in the condition it left. There was a thread somewhere, but I can not find a warning how the seller sent the matrices, which always arrived broken and the fault was supposed to lie on the transport side.
  • #29 19188506
    398216 Usunięty
    Level 43  
    Fennecc wrote:
    today I gave the village guy the number for the matrix guy.
    He called and found out that for PLN 500 repair + robot. He has a new semi-annual JVC repaired
    And when he managed to drop off, repair and pick up - since you called him today and he's already repaired ... (this is what you wrote).
  • #30 19189114
    Fennecc
    Level 4  
    Oh my, but you're clinging.
    I wrote it quickly without checking.

    It was supposed to be like this:

    Heh, today I gave the village guy the number for the matrix guy.
    He called and found out that for PLN 500, ( matrix + robot ), has in a minute repaired new semi-annual JVC 49 inches, so there is rather no tragedy with the price. Considering that the brand is not very common, I think it would be cheaper for such LG or Samsung.
    He will personally take it for repair, because we have 60 km to it.

    I think I read about this guy as well.
    The guest was supposed to sell functional matrices.
    After delivery to the customer, it turned out that the tapes are damaged. And the seller blamed the post office.

    If someone has a smart TV for up to 3 years, he will be happy to buy it in good PLN, and I will personally check if it is possible to repair the TV in good money.

    (I would post photos and some evidence for the replacement of the matrix)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around sourcing TV matrices for brands like Samsung and LG, particularly for serviced TVs. Users suggest various options, including purchasing donor models, checking specialized websites like panelook.com and aswo.com, and exploring local TV repair shops. The cost of new matrices is often close to that of a new TV, leading to skepticism about the viability of repairs. Some users share personal experiences, noting that repair costs can be high, sometimes exceeding the price of a new TV. The conversation highlights the challenges in finding affordable replacement matrices and the potential for profit in repairing and reselling TVs with damaged screens.
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