Do you repair Sony TVs?+
Yes. ElectroCare services Sony LED, LCD and Smart TVs. We first reproduce the complaint and test the relevant power, motherboard, backlight and display sections. The repair recommendation depends on the model and the actual fault rather than simply replacing a board or panel.
Do you repair Samsung TVs?+
Yes. We handle Samsung LED and Smart TV faults including no power, restart problems, sound with no picture, backlight faults, motherboard issues and suitable panel-related faults. The TV is diagnosed before we explain the practical repair option.
Do you repair OLED and QLED TVs?+
We can diagnose OLED and QLED TVs and advise whether the fault is in the power, main board, display electronics or another section. Because premium display panels can be expensive and delicate, we recommend testing first before deciding whether a repair is worthwhile.
Can a damaged TV panel be repaired?+
It depends on the type of panel fault. Some connection, bonding or related display faults may have a repair option, while physical panel damage, severe cracks or certain internal panel failures may not be economically repairable. We inspect the screen and explain the available option before proceeding.
Why does my TV have sound but no picture?+
A sound-with-no-picture complaint can be caused by failed LED backlights, power or display circuitry, motherboard faults, panel connections or other display-related problems. A technician should test the TV rather than assuming the panel is faulty. ElectroCare checks the relevant sections before recommending repair.
How long can a TV run continuously?+
Modern TVs are designed for regular extended use, but long operating hours increase heat and component usage. Keep ventilation openings clear and avoid placing the TV in a tightly enclosed space. If the TV becomes unusually hot, restarts, flickers or develops picture changes, it is better to have the fault checked.
Should I unplug my TV during thunderstorms?+
During severe thunderstorms or unstable power conditions, disconnecting the TV from the mains can reduce exposure to electrical surges. If you use a surge-protection device, make sure it is suitable for the equipment. If the TV later develops no-power, restart or display problems, have the power and affected circuits tested instead of repeatedly switching it on.
Do you provide pickup / service?+
Service arrangements depend on the TV size, fault and location. Contact ElectroCare on 86680 55391 or WhatsApp with your TV brand, screen size, model number, location and complaint. We can then explain the practical service or workshop arrangement for your case.