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TV failure within a month's usage


26-Nov-2025 (In Consumer Court Law)
My brand new TV stopped working in little over a month's time. On inspection by technician it was found to be a power board failure issue. The power board failure in a new TV is clearly a manufacturing defect and a major fault. The company has been pushing for repair. Performing a major electrical repair defeats the purpose of purchasing a new unit. I have asked for a replacement and they have stopped replying to my emails and messages. How successful will it be if I file a case with the court?
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Answer #1
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chances of the consumer forum passing an order is very high. but first send a legal notice to the Company and related people. you can call me for further advice and guidance also can share the bills and other communications
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Answer #2
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send them legal notice through advocate,after that collect all relevant documents releted to purchase, and service report of technician and file consumer complaint against retailer company distributer etc. and demand refund, replacement and compensation if you required specific advice the do not hesitate to connect with me
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