Technically we're not a servicer. If it's just a fuse issue then we could probably help you out.Bring the unit to us and we will have a look at it.

Unfourtunatley, the only repairman we had in the Carlsbad area retired several months ago. The nearest servicer we're arware of is TV & VCR Service, 102 W. Wildy St., Roswell, NM, 88203-5561. Ph # 575-622-6745. You might want to call before you take the unit to Roswell and make sure that they do warranty service for your brand television.   « less

Yes this is usually the case. The more obscure brand name televisions are usually sold in national chain stores. These TVs are known as second or third tier televisions in the industry. Second and third tier televisions are assembled with parts from China, usually from the lowest bidder. The biggest problem consumers have had with these products aside from picture quality and reliability is repair service. More often than not when these units fail parts have not been available from the manufacturer. Leaving the the customer with a non repairable television. Second and third tier television will usually be cheaper off the shelf but the trade off will be in performance, reliability, and service when compared to the more established names in the industry. Thanks for the question.    « less

You can purchase a DTV, converter box. This will allow a signal to be viewed on your existing analog TV. Converter boxes will be available through various retailers and providers. Cost is expected to be anywhere from $40 to $70. Consumers can also apply for $40 coupons to use towards the purchase of converter boxes by contacting the National Telecommunications and Information Administration at 1-888-DTV-2009. Your second option is subscribing to a cable or satellite provider in your area. Option number three would be to purchase an HD television that has an ATSC digital tuner.   « less

Not true in most cases. By law, February 17th, 2009 television stations nationwide must end analog broadcasting and begin broadcasting exclusively in digital. Residences that currently receive broadcast via cable line or satellite should not be affected. However, residences that currently receive an analog signal by way of antenna will be affected.   « less

Yes, in fact, we have sold high definition TV here at Decor since the late 90's. All of the major manufacturers stopped producing analog TV's several years ago. Surplus analog TV's were available until recently in discount box stores. All of the TV's we carry meet current HD specifications and have the required ATSC HD tuners.   « less

High definition television has a dramatically clearer picture than the analog televisions most of us grew up watching by way of a digital signal that offers much higher resolution and the absence of noticeable analog scanning lines, plus the absence of video noise and artifacts that currently plague analog TV signals. Bottom line, HDTV offers you an extemely realistic picture quality.   « less