darkowl72
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311 messages
joined Oct 2015
Any TV repair tech could probably spot the issue in a heartbeat. It’s likely just some thermal protection tripping (assuming everything else is running fine). As for the cost, you won't know until someone actually opens it up—it could be a couple of bucks for a tiny component, or it might end up being a total wash.
Anyway, two years is nothing for a monitor; it should still have plenty of life left in it. If it’s a decent unit, it’d be a shame to toss it if a cheap fix is on the table.