Replacement LED Screen

[pete10uk]

A Long shot I know but as I broke it I would like to fix it, It's now a matter of pride!

 

I have a virtually brand new 65" Phillips screen which I broke the screen on! it had basically 10 hours use on it and I picked it up wrong and the screen broke!

 

I Have stripped it down and the panel is a flimsy as hell so not surprised it broke.

 

I can't find anywhere which sells them at this size for any brand!

 

Is there anywhere anyone can suggest?

 

The screen was £1000 so if I can get it done reasonably inside this cost I'd rather restore my pride and put it down to experience and hang it on the office wall.

[Stuart91]

The panel is the vast majority of the value of the unit, all you've got without it is a sliver of casing, a power supply, and some electronics. Typically breaking the panel writes off the unit, we've had it happen a few times.

 

One of the drawbacks with newer, slimmer models is that they are a bit less physically robust, which is usually not a problem if they are just getting lifted out of a cardboard box onto someone's sitting room wall. "Industrial" screens are a bit more heavy-duty, but far more expensive.

[the kid]

One of the drawbacks with newer, slimmer models is that they are a bit less physically robust, which is usually not a problem if they are just getting lifted out of a cardboard box onto someone's sitting room wall. "Industrial" screens are a bit more heavy-duty, but far more expensive.

 

We have some 2014/2015 samsung smart 75" which are going ok which suprises me.

 

We purchased 15 2016/17 55" ones, they are horrible quality, I think we lost 2 after 1 job, and have about 5 left in total.

 

The PM55 the half industurial are pretty good.