Broken TV screens cannot be fixed, they have to be replaced.
Finding a replacement screen is usually the problem and if you do find one then most probably it is half the cost of a new TV.
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Disconnect the power to the TV and then remove the back cover and locate the screen make and model number somewhere on the back of the panel itself. Use the screen make and model number to hopefully find one.
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Disconnect the power to the TV and then remove the back cover and locate the screen make and model number somewhere on the back of the panel itself. Use the screen make and model number to hopefully find one. TV screens are made by specialist screen manufacturers to order by the TV maker so don’t be surprised if the screen is not made by Vizio
An option to consider if you decide to buy a new TV is to advertise your old TV as ''cracked screen - good for parts'' to try and recoup some of the cost towards a new TV. Working TV boards are always in demand
Hi @rtezzy
Broken TV screens cannot be fixed, they have to be replaced.
Finding a replacement screen is usually the problem and if you do find one then most probably it is half the cost of a new TV.
Disconnect the power to the TV and then remove the back cover and locate the screen make and model number somewhere on the back of the panel itself. Use the screen make and model number to hopefully find one.
An option to consider if you decide to buy a new TV is to advertise your old TV as ''cracked screen - good for parts'' to try and recoup some of the cost towards a new TV. Working TV boards are always in demand