There is no repair to a cracked screen. Cost of the screen will depend on its size. Anyway, the cost will come around 2/3rd of the total cost of the tV.
SOURCE: lamp going out on jvc flat screen tv 52 inch,how do you change
Versed, you have to open the back panel (cover) to access the lamp. replacing is easy as soon as you can see it. loosen the mounting bolt and pull to unplug the lamp from the SMPS Lamp power supply. Thats it.
SOURCE: Element Electronics 42" Plasma TV
damaged lcd screen are not repaireable but are replacable. mostly expensive depending on its size. handling, shipping or transporting units with lcd such as plasma tvs should be given extra care.
SOURCE: Cracked LCD Screen on Sharp Aquos LC37D43U 37-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Most LCD's just went down in price by around 2-400 dollars. I would suggest buying a new one. The cracked screen might mean that the liquid will ooze out and get worse and worse as it ages. However, it may only have a crack and not get any worse than it is now. If you can live with it and it doesn't get worse, you can view it that way for another 10 years and be fine.
The fact that the LCDs are cheaper now and you only have a 37 inch, you might consider getting a larger one that you have had your eye on for a long time. (Note: even though I am a firm believer in LCD's over Plasma, plasmas are a few hundered dollars cheaper and if you know your children are prone to breaking things... it might be the way to go.)
Replacing the screen is possible, but more costly than the new T.V.
SOURCE: JVC PD-42DX6BJ plasma 42 inch black horizontal lines over the pic
Here's a link to order the original the JVC upper Y-buffer board and lower Y-buffer board for this model from a major parts distributor if needed:
JVC "PD-42DX6" Replacement Part Upper Y - Buffer Board (LJ41-02760A)
JVC "PD-42DX6" Replacement Part Lower Y - Buffer Board (LJ41-02761A)
Based on the symptoms: It is possible that the Y-buffers are faulty, which may require the replacement of the Y-sus board as well. You may want to get a local technician to diagnose the unit and provide a second opinion.
SOURCE: cracked screen
probably not but there are some brands that will interchange. Problem is the cost to do so will be more than buying a new one
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