@chrissy29 cracked screen are of course not repairable. They do need to be replaced which is not to difficult '''but''' the panels are not readily available. If you can find those, they most often cost more than a new TV would be. You could try and find the same model TV as yours, but broken other than the panel. Then harvest the panel from that. Of course, you do want to check for a panel. Remove the back of your TV set and take a look at the label on the back of the panel, then do a search based on the model of that panel.
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@chrissy29 cracked screens are of course not repairable. They do need to be replaced which is not to difficult '''but''' the panels are not readily available. If you can find those, they most often cost more than a new TV would be. You could try and find the same model TV as yours, but broken other than the panel. Then harvest the panel from that. Of course, you do want to check for a panel. Remove the back of your TV set and take a look at the label on the back of the panel, then do a search based on the model of that panel.
@chrissy29 cracked screen are of course not repairable. They do need to be replaced which is not to difficult '''but''' the panels are not readily available. If you can find those, they most often cost more than a new TV would be. You could try and find the same model TV as yours, but broken other than the panel. Then harvest the panel from that. Of course, you do want to check for a panel. Remove the back of your TV set and take a look at the label on the back of the panel, then do a search based on the model of that panel.