)The TV is a 60", so it would obviously need to be ck'd out at their home.Thanks everybody! :clap_1:
)The TV is a 60", so it would obviously need to be ck'd out at their home.what exactly is wrong with it?It's broken.

It's broken.Cause you were banging on it. :roll:
You guys are too funny!i thought the comedian auditions were last week.
daine, if you would like to pm me regarding what is specifically wrong with the set, i might be able to help you out. jr
Not me...you must be thinking of someone else. Actually, this 60" TV was given to my son, Blake, by a friend. The friend got a new one and said that this one isn't holding power. Being the Mom that I am, I'm trying to help.lol
Blake figures that even if he put a little $ in it, it'll be worth it! Ohhh...he is his Mother's son! My little deal finder!
Is there any such thing? I thought you just bought a new one or exchanged it for one that works.
If it's a 60" TV, is it under warranty? Regardless, the brand of TV should have a list of certified repair people. There may be one within driving distance. They need to call the TV manufacturer.
what exactly is wrong with it?
It isn't holding power. At least, that's what the previous owner says. They had too much money, to want to waste time with it! I look forward to having that problem, one day! :funn:
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