I'm so angry at the moment! The screen panel on my Samsung 58TU7000u TV broke just three months after the warranty ran out. I mean, really! What's the point of buying a pricey TV if it breaks down so quickly? I looked this up online, and it seems like this is a common problem with this model of TV. People say it's a problem that keeps coming up, and the cost of fixing it is almost as much as buying a new TV. I've tried to get in touch with Samsung, and I'm still waiting to hear back. I hope they can give me the answers I need, but if they can't, I'll have to go to court and file a complaint with consumer rights. It's not fair that I have to pay for repairs when the TV is known to have this problem. I'm very upset.
My Samsung TU8500 series 55-inch television, which I purchased two years ago, broke down shortly after the warranty period expired. When I visited the authorized service center, I was informed that the repair would cost an unreasonably high fee. During my research, I discovered that this television ...
I bought my Samsung TV (58TU7000) in 2020, but it stopped working all of a sudden. When I tried to turn it on one night, I could only hear it. When I called the service center, they told me that one of the panels was broken and that my warranty had ended a month earlier. They asked me for 10,000 to ...
My Samsung 58TU7000 TV developed a screen issue, just like many others have reported here. And, just like in almost every complaint, the problem occurred shortly after the warranty expired. I contacted Samsung, and the service team quoted me ₺23,487 for the repair. I chose Samsung thinking it would ...
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