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[R Fink Sr]

   Thank you Steve this one has sat on a stand for almost 5 years now and
   never any trouble. There is a twist now in my shorts cost to repair
   from 200 to 600.
   and life goes on
   R Fink
   PA


   On 05/06/14, Steve W.com> wrote:

   R Fink Sr wrote:
   > Have any one heard of a flat screen tv cracking across the screen and
   > not being hit. Our tv quit repair guy picked it up then said it was
   > cracked from about top one side to other two cracks running from same
   > point??????????????
   > I think I will get a more honest answer from here than other shops.
   > Thanks
   > R Fink
   > PA
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   Sounds like a stress crack. Usually from the screen being twisted. Have
   seen it with the thin flat screens due to very little support from the
   frame.
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