Whatever the brand, model or screen size, our technicians find the real fault and repair it with genuine company parts. Here is what we handle.
LED TVs are the most common sets in Indian homes, and the fault we see most often is in the backlight. The sound keeps playing but the screen turns dark, or one side of the picture becomes dim. We open the panel with care, replace the failed LED strips and check the power section that feeds them.
An older LCD TV that has served the family well is often worth repairing. Tracing a fault on an older set takes patience, and we are happy to put it in. We find what has actually failed and replace only that.
A Smart TV is part television and part computer, so it can fail in either half. Sometimes the software is corrupted and the set never gets past the logo. Sometimes the memory or Wi-Fi section on the main board gives way. We load the correct software for your exact model and repair the board when the hardware is the cause.
Lines, bands, a half picture or a double image do not always mean the screen is finished. The cause may be a cable, the T-Con board or a connection on the panel. We check the less expensive possibilities first. If the panel itself has failed or is cracked, we give you the replacement cost and our honest view on whether it is worth doing.
When a TV is completely dead, the power supply board is the first place we look. Voltage fluctuations and lightning are hard on these boards. Where a board can be repaired properly, we repair it. Where it has to be replaced, we fit a genuine company part for your model.
A TV with a perfect picture and no sound is only half a TV. We start with the settings and connections, because that sometimes solves it on the spot. If the speakers or the audio section of the main board are at fault, we repair or replace them.
A quick guide to help you describe the problem when you call. The exact fault is confirmed only after our technician checks the TV.
| What you see | What is usually behind it | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Sound comes, screen is dark | Backlight LED strips or the circuit that drives them | Test and replace the failed strips, check the power section |
| TV will not switch on | Power supply board, often after a voltage fluctuation | Repair or replace the faulty power section |
| Lines on the screen | Panel connection, T-Con board or the panel itself | Check cable and board first, advise on the panel if needed |
| Switches off on its own | Weak power board, backlight protection or overheating | Find the section that trips and repair it |
| Stuck on the logo | Corrupted software or failing memory on the main board | Load the correct software, repair the main board if required |
| Picture but no sound | Speakers or the audio section, once settings are ruled out | Check settings, then repair the audio circuit or speakers |
Seeing something different? Describe it to us and we will tell you what to expect.
Describe your problem on WhatsAppNo two TV repairs cost the same. The charge depends on what has failed, the part your model needs, and the size of the screen. A fixed price list would be a guess, and guesses lead to arguments later.
So we do it the other way round. We discuss the issue with you first, explain what the repair involves, and begin only after you agree. This applies to every out-of-warranty TV we take up.
All popular TV brands and models, in every screen size.
Please note: RV Electronics is a private TV service centre. We are not an authorised service centre of any brand listed here. We repair out-of-warranty TVs, and brand names are mentioned only to show which TVs we work on.
Free advice from the repair bench. Many of the faults we see could have been delayed by one of these.
Voltage fluctuation is one of the biggest causes of power board failure. A good protector costs far less than a board.
Leave a few inches of space behind and above the set. Trapped heat shortens the life of the backlight and boards.
Running the picture at full brightness all day wears out the LED strips sooner. A slightly lower setting is easier on the eyes too.
Switching off with the remote is not enough. Pull out the power plug and the cable or dish connection.
Never spray liquid on the screen or press hard while wiping. Moisture and pressure both damage the panel.
A faint patch, a brief flicker or a slow start is easier and cheaper to fix now than after the TV stops completely.
Tell us the brand and what the TV is doing. We discuss the problem with you and arrange a doorstep visit.
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