I need TV repair service at home in Pattaya, to fix 55" Samsung smart TV. It's probably faulty power block, or board, it just stopped turning on but led from remote is blinking. I want to repair this existing TV and not buy new, because otherwise it was just right. So any real life suggestions welcome. I'm not going to bring it anywhere because it's huge and attached to wall.

1 minute ago, Terek said:

I need TV repair service at home in Pattaya, to fix 55" Samsung smart TV. It's probably faulty power block, or board, it just stopped turning on but led from remote is blinking. I want to repair this existing TV and not buy new, because otherwise it was just right. So any real life suggestions welcome. I'm not going to bring it anywhere because it's huge and attached to wall.

This is a common problem with Samsung TV's.

I Have a Samsung TV, same problem.

Samsung has a service centre on North Pattaya road.

I know you want to hangon to your Samsung (I despise mine), but if it costs too much too repair instead buy a TCL 55" from Shopee/Lazada for 8-10k, 06-06 Deals are available now. TCL has Android TV much better apps than Samsung

Would be good to have just some repair service at home, because I'm not going to bring it anywhere, it's huge

10 minutes ago, Terek said:

Would be good to have just some repair service at home, because I'm not going to bring it anywhere, it's huge

I'm sure the Samsung service centre has technicians who visit your home but it's going to be expensive.

As Scuba suggested earlier, purchase a new TCL

I'm just wondering, isn't there some guys with a little knowledge of electronics available.. because soldering a capacitor or changing whole power block is not a rocket science or something very expensive itself.

16 minutes ago, Terek said:

I'm just wondering, isn't there some guys with a little knowledge of electronics available.. because soldering a capacitor or changing whole power block is not a rocket science or something very expensive itself.

Have you tried https://www.samsung.com/th/support/contact/ where they have troubleshooting guides and phone numbers for home visits? Not needed it myself as my Samsung TVs still work.

19 minutes ago, Terek said:

I'm just wondering, isn't there some guys with a little knowledge of electronics available.. because soldering a capacitor or changing whole power block is not a rocket science or something very expensive itself.

You want it done cheap, not going to happen

52 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

This is a common problem with Samsung TV's.

I Have a Samsung TV, same problem.

And I have a 55" Smart 8 years old, a 43" non-Smart, almost 15 years old, used for Firestick. Both perfect still and no problems.

3 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

And I have a 55" Smart 8 years old, a 43" non-Smart, almost 15 years old, used for Firestick. Both perfect still and no problems.

My 55" Samsung is now good i use a Xiaomi TV Stick, their apps are glitchy