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Had my Panasonic 42/43 inch 3D tv done just about a year ago and that was £125

That’s cheap

Good price for the customers 😅

I guessed over £100. Will contact you if mine goes wrong!

Too cheap I’d expect to pay around 100 pounds to fix this fault

Wow far too cheap and no fee for inspection, madness! :D - back in the early 1990's our service centre started to charge £20 inspection fee, taken off the cost of the repair....this immedietley got rid of the time wasters that weren't prepared to pay for the repair once you'd quoted, they'd agreed then never came back to collect. I know it's a different product to CRTs but we were charging £50 minumum for repairing TVs over 20" plus parts, vat and a 3 month warranty. We didn't make profit doing this back in the 1990s and most others didn't either, hence very few TV repair workshops now. Best of luck, but you're too cheap and underselling yourself.

My guess was £50.00 Plus parts

Good price 😊

£65

thats preey cheap i paid 130 for backlights on my 55 inch lg how much you have charged allen

My thoughts were £80.00 + parts to fix this JVC TV. I imagine that might be too much for some customers given how cheap a new basic TV is these days. The recycling centre is full of TVs which were repairable at a fair cost but the customer just got a new one.

I think that's way too cheap, charge your hourly rate plus the parts.. you need to value your time... Self worth my friend.. and best to charge a fixed quote fee which comes off the price of the repair if they go ahead.. if people are willing to pay the fee they are probably willing to pay for the repair.. it filters out the Riff Raff.. some may not like what I say but is it a business or a charity..🤔?

I reckon that's a fair price 👍

Hisense are utter crap.

Had a similar £189 JVC TV which was a "sale bargain", but I was never really happy with as it gradually lost sound and eventually the screen got darker after two years so just binned it and bought a £250 LG. In our kitchen however, we have a five year old cheap Curry's Seiki 32" TV which just keeps on working........

Fantastic pricing but I also think it’s too cheap. Great work Allen

I always buy from richer sounds who give you a five year guarantee and they stand by it as I can testify to, they are brilliant

its an OK price but if needed a tv I would get a cheap used one for about the same but it might not last as long as one with new lights fitted. its good you can resell used TVs also

To be honest I was expecting over £100.00 for this job. I don't think you are being cheap, but just kind and generous to people who probably cannot afford to buy a new TV. At least this way there is one less TV going to landfill and a very happy customer too. Well done and please keep up the great work. Take care and stay safe, Joe P.S. It would be interesting to hear how much you would think a shop would charge for this job at market rates plus spares????

Great.... i bought 2 of these 55inch and 65inch back in July, i am know very worried.

Wow you are cheap

charge double plus 15% it'll still be cheaper than buying a new one. you have the skills they don't.

Not charging enough parts plus 1hour labour should be £75. And that would be cheap.

Knowing just how much to charge can be harder than fixing the faults. In this instance £55 is very reasonable, some have a flat rate for the first hour plus parts that they also mark up. This gives you a good income, but you may never see the customer again.

Hi Allen I think a bit to cheap BUT if you put up prices a larger percentage will be declined by the customer you would be getting to close to a new TV price once you go close or over 50 percent of the cost of new customer may be better off getting a more up to date TV Another annoying thing is when apps stop working because of app upgrade

That set is significantly newer than ten years old. I have one that is pretty much identical in the bedroom - it's a cheap Chinese Changhong set, which I bought in a damaged box ebay sale from Currys in 2019. So this might be a bit older than that but certainly not ten years old. It's one of the DSG-licensed ones where Currys were trying different suppliers to Vestel to shave costs. The way those backlights were coming up does not bode well for the long-term reliability of my set! Still, it was only £130 delivered so could argue I already have my money's worth out of it. Too be honest, you are too cheap but I'm not sure I'd even pay £50 to get one of these specifically fixed - Vestel yes, but these are a couple of rungs down from there!

I think that price is very reasonable, I wish you lived in County Durham.

I think it should be £50+14=64.. Quite reasonable for customer

£6050

Wiih the price of sets today you have to walk a very fine line on pricing a repair, so they will go for it.

Thinking about getting Sony Bravia 3 do you think that is a good tv

Given there aren't that many people doing TV repair these days but they are selling thousands of TVs, I don't think this is any indication of a high failure rate. I'd also be curious about the manufacture dates, as it may just be a bad batch from the factory so they all fail around the same time. Places like Richer Sounds offer 6 year warranties on these TVs. If they had a high failure rate, they would have gone bankrupt by now.

Do you know what would cause a mid grey screen with no picture, i've replaced the TV (LG - 43UK6950PLB) with a TCL but id love to know what the issue with it was (it was being tempremental for a while and already been repaired once). Thanks

That's too cheap by Aussie pricing been a tech 40+ yrs

Hisense makes no sense.

I would have expected £60 plus for the repair your prices seem very reasonable to me.

£52 to get a tv that once sold for upto £300 i would say is a pretty good price to charge. and with the 2 year warranty ur gonna be giving them better coverage than the original manufacturer did at the date of purchase.

An. .uphill ... challenge. To .save. This. From. The. Recycling. Dump

I think your charges are very fair and reasonable. 👍

Too cheap. And you should charge for diag--maybe 25 quid.. Working for free is for the birds.

&100 pounds fix it

i think that's cheap.

So. How. Much. Should. l. Charge. For. This. Repair. Is. It. Too. Much

Fair price for work involved (including storage costs 😂)

I wish you lived a bit nearer to me Allen. I thought this repair would have been around £100.

I think that is too cheap. Taking a screen out i would want £100. But will that age set i would be reluctant to look at it and quote

Where I work it's £48 labour upto 55", and they add 50% markup on parts cost, then VAT, above 55" labour is normally doubled - largest I've done was a 85" Samsung

I went with £60

£90 -100. Because you're giving a warranty.

Actually I had no Idea of cost, if I lived closer I would use your services. The cost seems very reasonable! I have a 55NANO916NA with a backlight towards the bottom of the set that lights intermittently. It works for 10-15 secs after turning on the set then goes off causing the bottom 1/6 of the picture to look slightly dimmer. Noticed issue when set was just out of guarantee - typical, I've replaced the LED driver board thinking the issue was with this. Power supply voltages seem ok with fault active. Trying to build the confidence to buy and change out the SSC_Y20_SlimDRT_55NAN090_LGD_(S) led strips.... Wifey thinks I'm likely to break it so doesn't want me doing it as it doesn't affect viewing too much!