I have a lg 43lf5400 and the tv was knocked over and has like a cracked inside screen. I was wondering how I could fix it.

[adampursley5]

I’m needing help with fixing my tv.

 

[kanewolf]

If the screen is cracked, it may be more expensive to repair than to replace.

 

[happywillow20]

If the screen is cracked, it may be more expensive to repair than to replace.

I also have a chipped lg tv, but i live in Montreal Quebec Canada. if it is expensive i will decide that on my own and i will pay the price if i want to. Just tell us where to go to get it repaired? I am so tired of people using this quote like they have a solution " If the screen is cracked, it may be more expensive to repair than to replace." Don't suggest get another tv, i have already did that and i still want my tv fixed! I just want to know where i will have to take my 3D lg tv. Don't let the 3D intimidate you! As long as they are fixing tvs i want to talk with these people! I need the address, phone number and website link please!.......

 

[kanewolf]

Google "factory authorized lg service Quebec" or find the customer service number for the manufacturer and ask them.

 

[USAFRet]

If the screen is cracked, it may be more expensive to repair than to replace.

I also have a chipped lg tv, but i live in Montreal Quebec Canada. if it is expensive i will decide that on my own and i will pay the price if i want to. Just tell us where to go to get it repaired? I am so tired of people using this quote like they have a solution " If the screen is cracked, it may be more expensive to repair than to replace." Don't suggest get another tv, i have already did that and i still want my tv fixed! I just want to know where i will have to take my 3D lg tv. Don't let the 3D intimidate you! As long as they are fixing tvs i want to talk with these people! I need the address, phone number and website link please!.......

The number of people who:
-Have had their cracked screen repaired successfully
-and who live in Montreal
-and who read Tom's Hardware
-and come across this particular thread...

...is probably zero.
You know your local neighborhood. We don't.
Talk to your local TV repair guys. See what they say.

As far as the above answer? He was just relaying the probable outcome. It IS likely more expensive to "fix it" vs "replace it".

 

[happywillow20]

Thanks for everybody's responses, but i must say since i am here reading tom's guide, the number of people from Montreal is at least one, not zero and i am sure there are many others although they choose to keep silent!