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dylansdad15
December 26, 2010
LC-32SB24U
DO NOT PURCHASE ANY SHARP TV PRODUCTS. They will stop working and the company is aware of the faulty products but refuses to do anything about it. The power boards on these TV's will fail!!!
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Simon
February 28, 2010
Closed doors after money received
I purchases a 50 inch sharp tv from global closeouts in new port richie on Dec 14 09.. i also bought a 5 year warranty for this tv.. The sound did not sound right.. i called the warranty people, they said they are not responsible... they never got paid
I opened the manual in the Sharp Manual book, and it was hand stamped. void..
This is a very big scam.. i have been reading about alot of furious people beside myself that got screwd by this rip off company..
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September 27, 2008
Sound
We bought a Sharp AQUOS lc32D4U Serial# 510812091 less then 3 years ago and already the sound board has gone out on it. I have checked on having it repaired and was told it would cost almost $500.oo to do so. In the first place, I am un believably upset that in this day and age a TV would have tech nical problems like this so soon. I have had other TV's by other brands that have lasted for many, many years. Now, can you tell me what recourse I have other then spending an enormous amount of money to have it repaired? I have never had to buy an extended warranty on any TV before and have never had an occassion to use one. I am very, very disappointed in this product!!
Sandy Mautz
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September 9, 2008
Bad service
I have a 15" sharp aquos LCD Tv that I was using with ear plugs when working out. I began getting electric shocks in my ear. After four phone calls to sharp, and talking to four representatives they finally agreed this was dangerous and sent me a new 19:" TV (I returned the old one to them but never heard from them about it).
The new TV went dead in 3 months. They asked us to send it back to them (at our expense) and said they would "diagnose" the problem on this brand new TV for $50. We then received a call (after 3 weeks) that it would be $268 to fix this brand new TV.
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