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ARPI your the guru please HELP ME I just need to fix this TV
Dell will replace it if it's less than 3 yrs old but apparently their tech support people are clueless about this and have to be told what they need to look up. The replacement is a nice gesture except if you're like me and paid >$1,000 for this more than 3 yrs ago. I have had TV's > 20 yrs and don't reacall major problems with any.
These instructions were posted on the Dell Community forum http://en.community.dell.com/forums/
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The following in and out of warranty TVs (W2600, W2306C, W2606C) with
the No Power issue must go through Technical Support to initiate the
exchange. Tell the technician to look up the following DSN document IDs
to get the details on the in and out of warranty exchange process:
- 313698 Dell-Branded TVs Out-of-Warranty Repair Procedure -
CTS/CBG/SMB/GTS-T/DOC. Tell them to scroll down to, Dell W2306C,
W2606C, or W2600 TV Replacement for a No Power Issue
- 329986 TVs (W2600, W2306C, W2606C) with No Power. New exchange procedure - TV and Home Theater - Dell Community Forum
* Dell will cover this issue, regardless of the limited warranty
status, for the W2306C, W2606C or W2600 TVs for 3 years from the
original invoice date
* Once past the 3 year date from the original invoice date, we will not exchange the TV
* Units sent as replacements for this issue should be considered in
warranty for 90 days after the replacement or for the remainder of the
limited warranty term, whichever is longer
* You will need to provide to them the following information -
TV Service tag number:
TV Order number:
Name:
Shipping address:
Phone number:
Email address:
Reason: Dell LCD TV has the No Power issue
Jan 02, 2009 |
Dell W2600 26 in. LCD Television
After I turn off my TV it takes a very long time to power on but now is been a week that it's not working at all.
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