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"Whatever's behind the glass" is the LCD panel, and there's no way to repair those once they're physically broken like that.

 

A replacement panel will probably be most of the cost of a whole new TV.

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I was wondering if anyone thinks this can be repaired. The other day something hit my tv but it didn’t break the glass on the outer layer just whatever is behind the glass. 

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Not unless you replaced the panel itself, so effectively no not repairable. 

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"Whatever's behind the glass" is the LCD panel, and there's no way to repair those once they're physically broken like that.

 

A replacement panel will probably be most of the cost of a whole new TV.

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something?

Hope my response helps 🙂 

 

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1 hour ago, Needfuldoer said:

"Whatever's behind the glass" is the LCD panel, and there's no way to repair those once they're physically broken like that.

 

A replacement panel will probably be most of the cost of a whole new TV.

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14 minutes ago, Caroline said:

From the shape of it looks like a flying Switch joycon is the culprit lol

Well then we know what the next TV should be!

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