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TV repair advice from working technicians

Straight answers about television faults, what they cost, and when a repair stops being worth it. Written by the people who do the work, for South African homeowners who would rather understand the problem than be sold to.

If you have a fault right now, the quickest route is to request a quote or send a short video on WhatsApp. Otherwise, start here.

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Diagnosing a fault · Latest

My TV has sound but no picture: what does it mean?

The torch test, what each symptom points at, and why this fault is usually better news than it looks. Covers black screens, faint images, half-pictures, flickering and the repair-or-replace decision.

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Diagnosing a fault

Work out what your television is actually doing before anyone quotes you.

What it costs, and whether it is worth it

The money side, without the guesswork.

Choosing a technician

What to ask before you hand over a television.

More guides are on the way, including why a television will not turn on, and what a professional DStv installation should actually include. If there is a fault you would like explained, tell us and we will write it up.

Have a fault you want looked at?

Describe what the television is doing — or send a short video, which is usually worth more than a long description — and we will tell you what it typically means before anyone comes out.

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We work on site across Johannesburg, the East Rand, Pretoria and the wider province. See TV repairs in Johannesburg, on-site TV repairs, or the full list of areas we cover.

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