Broken LED screen

[richmackie]

We have a 75" LED screen in our ICT suite that was damaged recently. My top hardware guy reckons it's not economical to repair so we have a quote to replace it. Trouble being it was brand new last summer so the powers that be are reluctant to spend money on it.

 

The wall isn't strong enough for a CTouch or similar and there's no space for a stand. Someone else must've had this problem - what option did you go for?

 

Cheers.

[atcoates]

We use loxit and they don't protrude too far out...

 

https://loxit.com/product-category/led-lcd-mounts/screen-mounts/led-lcd-wall-to-floor-mounts/

[Clevertouch_Rob]

is the screen not under warranty?

[atcoates]

is the screen not under warranty?

OP says screen damaged so assume it would be something not covered under warranty.

[chewee]

why not look into getting the repair done under your insurance, may be cheaper than a new unit

[ICTDirect_Dave]

+1 for insurance, might well be the cheaper option, and a big plus for Loxit!

 

Lovely people, great products. If they don't have a solution ready they'll have a go at customising something for you.

[Fazza]

Personally I'd take it apart and see if there's a part number on the screen.

 

The main reason it's Beyond Economical Repair is due to labour costs so if you do it yourself it's just the cost of the part - assuming you're OK with replacing the part that is?!

[difinity]

The only thing that would make it uneconomical to repair is a cracked panel, which I very much doubt is available to purchase on it's own.