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call us at 081 350 2967, we can give you a free estimate right over the phone.
High quality parts!
We ensure we use right high quality TV parts. We have technical resources to identify and procure right quality TV parts for your service needs
Great Service and Warranty!
* We offer 30 days warranty to all our services.
* Using right and quality parts is the key for a great TV repair service. We ensure our technicians and engineers use quality parts.
High quality parts!
We ensure we use right high quality TV parts. We have technical resources to identify and procure right quality TV parts for your service needs
Great Service and Warranty!
* We offer 30 days warranty to all our services.
* Using right and quality parts is the key for a great TV repair service. We ensure our technicians and engineers use quality parts.
Safety first
It's happening despite the widespread switch to lighter flat-screen TVs. In fact, safety experts say the switch may be making the problem worse as consumers take old, heavy sets out of their family rooms and put them atop unstable bedroom dressers and playroom shelves."Children will climb up on furniture to try to turn the TV on and there goes the heavy television as well as the piece of furniture," says Inez Tenenbaum, chairman of the commission. The TVs alone, weighing 50 to 100 pounds, can crush a child, she says."These TVs are on shelves never designed to hold them," says John Drengenberg, director of consumer affairs at Underwriters Laboratories, which sets safety standards for TVs and other products. But flat screen TVs are falling on kids, too, and a new survey shows few parents are installing those in the safest way."Every three weeks a child dies" from a tipped-over TV, says Kate Carr, president of Safe Kids Worldwide, a nonprofit advocacy group that surveyed 1,000 parents in September with funding from a company that makes TV mounts. "But this is entirely preventable."