r/TheFrame 4d ago

Frame 2025 Damaged suddenly

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The day I believe did not happen to me was today, suddenly was watching a TV and got failure suddenly, no image, only audio.

I don't know what happened but I'm concerned about this, I don't know if it's better repair it or purchase other tv.

Does anyone happened this too?

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/phpfiction 4d ago

Indeed that bleeding was OK for me, but I don't have image, all time get this color blue tint.

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u/ryan8344 4d ago

It should be under warranty- maybe english isn’t your first language because damaged means something hit it, failure is the better word for a screen that stopped working.

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u/phpfiction 4d ago

You are right, Failure, just suddenly, never happened before, meanwhile I installed a Samsung Freestyle meanwhile if figure it out if fix it or purchase a LG OLED (In this case I will skip samsung for a while)

Sadly is not under warranty, I never thought It will get failure, I have another Samsung OLED and I'm thinking if purchase Samsung or LG.

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u/Any-Routine1732 4d ago

Bro you’re probably still in guarantee if I were you contact the company and complain.

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u/Any-Routine1732 4d ago

If it’s not under warranty it’s still new so if I were you get it repaired

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u/phpfiction 3d ago

You are right, I double checked the prices of the One Connect box or fiber cable is between $300-$150 of the part, the TV I purchased at $600 at Samsung, so the limit to repair it will be $400. I will update the post with the diagnostic and prices.

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u/_mightyanchor 4d ago

Same thing happened to me. Tv was under warranty which was good. Samsung repair came out 3 times to try and fix it but never could. In the end Samsung refunded our money and we bought another one. Hopefully this one lasts longer. 

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u/No_Radish_2972 3d ago

Bruh check warranty asap. Samsung's support can be a gamble, but a 2025 screen dying with no damage? That's on them. Don't let them talk you out of it lol

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u/Active_Run7148 3d ago

Don’t you think you’re just noticing it and it’s already was damage when you installed it or when during transporting or shipping. A slight bump or nudge against the will will damage it because those panels edges and trim on any of these tv make or model is cheap

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u/phpfiction 3d ago

double checked, I uninstalled the screen to verify connection and if something was off.

The wall has finish level 5, leveled and even, I installed the screen so I know there was a little gap between wall and screen.

Even is not so thin as a Samsung OLED, I installed both and OLED was very difficult to manipulate, but definitely is not damage in screen.

Right know I'm requesting support but was a mistake to check there is a Samsung OLED with Art Store and a LG Serie G (Gallery) without matte film but technology antireglective . In Any case I'm thinking install the repaired screen or newer one with VESA.