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In Reply to: RE: I'll never buy another Samsung TV. posted by Jack G on September 11, 2017 at 04:36:02:
Yes, and Sony also had the 'deal' where they'd sell you a new 'equivelent' set for a bargain price based on you sending them your SR# tag from the SXRD. One-To-A-Customer.
The 'settlements' amounted to a Wrist Slap. I never heard of the light engine replacement, but who cares? They'd have lasted another 7000 hours or so and than gone south again.
I think the BEST response I could have made was the suit in Small Claims Court. The few that took that route had good results.
I also was badly informed. I don't know if I had done certain things differently I would have preserved my right to sue. Or had I 'opted out' of the class action suit(s) would that have preserved my right to a small claims suit? I didn't know about the class action stuff until Way Late.
I took the Sony deal and doubled my money the NEXT day selling the set, new-in-box.
What still frosts me is that you are 100%. Sony KNEW about the issues from as far back as the line of projection LCD sets they made. Sony owned or 'held' quite a number of Patents concerning light engines and STILL they used plastic filters. All the equipment I ever used for semiconductor photo processes used Heat Proof Glass in the light path.
Are the current line of PROJECTORS still using plastic filters? Any problems with them?
Too much is never enough
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