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monitor screen damaged - how much to repair

jimmychin · 2008-06-27 15:00:05

i have a 30" dell monitor that has had its screen cracked so it is unusable. its powers on and if i apply some pressure to certain parts of the screen i can see the desktop behind the cracks. i've heard its expensive to repair and i may as well get another as it would be cheaper. (no warranty either) anyone got any advice…

27-06-2008 4:00pm

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jimmychin

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i have a 30" dell monitor that has had its screen cracked so it is unusable.

its powers on and if i apply some pressure to certain parts of the screen i can see the desktop behind the cracks.

i've heard its expensive to repair and i may as well get another as it would be cheaper. (no warranty either)

anyone got any advice on how much it would cost? could i repair myself? should i just dump it?

thx

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#2 27-06-2008 5:06pm

keen

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It sounds like it's pretty much ****ed. I wouldn't bother with a repair if it was mine as the cost of a repair will probably be pretty steep.

Could end up spending a lot and then a year down the line it breaks down and you have no warranty at least with a new on you have some come back.

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#3 27-06-2008 6:04pm

MunsterCycling

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House insurance?

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#4 28-06-2008 1:06am

TommyGun

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cheaper to replace....unfortunately .

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