what is the cheapest way to fix a 52 inch sony bravia: lcd flat panel hdtv. It was dropped on it’s corner?
Sunday, December 27th, 2009 at
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In general, it will cost between 70 – 120% of the price that you had paid for your Bravia HDTV to replace the screen. It can be done, but seldom is it financially viable. It is usually better to just replace the TV, especially with the rate at which new HDTV prices have been falling.