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Goodmans LD2601
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Tv Is Ok As It Was Cheap And Can Fix It Myself Whe
TV is OK as it was cheap and can fix it myself when the screen has green mapping. see comments page for how to fix.
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The Book And Product Say Goodmans But Apparently T
The book and product say Goodmans but apparently this IS NOT a Goodmans product, this should be told to the customer when they buy.
When I rang Comet helpline, they could not give me a number to ring, e.g. Goodmans.
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Previous Review Comments About How To Get Rid Of T
Previous review comments about how to get rid of the green mapping have been ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! I am a 49 year old women and I followed all the advice given and took off the back off the television. All I have done is remove the flat multiway cable that joins the display board to the main board, I cleaned it with a soft cloth and re fitted it. HEY PRESTO! My television is fixed, it took about 5 minutes.
I believe this problem arose form moving house, not only the movement but we had done lots of decorating ad the house was very dusty. Only just found out that these telly's actually absorb dust and especially smoke resulting in a hazy screen.
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I Am In The Electrical Trade, And I Can Say 100% T
I am in the electrical trade, and I can say 100% that the Goodmans LD2601 LVD TV is a Vestel.
Most of the current range of LVD TV sets we meet are poorly made, especially the Vestel range. Picture faults are usually caused by faulty ribbons or the LCD panel itself. After fitting ribbons obtained from a UK manufacturer, this solves the problem in most cases, but as these are under warranty status, return to base is the most favourable option. Sound is poor, but that is what you get with cheap resonating plastic cabs. I hope this helps.
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The Ld2601 Is Not Made By Goodmans! (confirmed By
The LD2601 is NOT MADE BY GOODMANS! (Confirmed by Goodmans themselves). Don't know yet who the manufacturer is but manufactured on behalf of COMET and Goodmans badge licenced by them. Unable so far to set up SKY remote controller (unless someone out there knows the three digit code to do so).
I have had my goodmans for less than a week, last nite 4 time my television switched to standby. Is this a common fault. I have just replaced my 37 techwood as the backlight went out after 16mth to expensive to repair now i have goodmans and got problem within a week. Wish we could get the old tv's bk.
I've the same problem with the green mapping which I can't seem to fix. Is it the grey cable with the white connectors? If it is, my problem is that I can't clean the actual metal connectors as they're covered in plastic. Is there some kind of cleaning fluid/spray I could use?
many thanks
Dee
kazzybee
Your problem with the black screen could be the same problem as above. My 32LD6600 had a problem with the screen turning black after 2-5 mins. I cleaned the connectors on the main-screen cable and the the problem has gone away.
Hi I now have my next problem with this TV, I switch the TV on, everything fine then after 4 mins the picture goes off, sound still there. I turn tv off & on again, all OK, 4 mins later picture gone again.
Looking at the booklet, I assume the "lamp has malfunctioned" as they put it but I don't want to fork out £30 for a comet engineer & then £45 minimum for the man to come & fix it, that is without the cost of the lamp itself, which from them will cost a fortune.
Has anyone else had this problem? Can anyone tell me where the lamp is situated & any other advise would be gratefully received.
Great that I could help! Have had to repair mine again since my last comment. When I moved the television I found the green hue returned. On opening the television again, I discovered that the lead that gives the problems had worked ever so sightly loose from the display board, (I think it is where it is attached upwards), and I repositioned it and secured it with some insulating tape, and hey presto, no more green! I really like the telly, apart from this problem. I just wish the screws didn't take so long to unscrew!!! Glad you have been able to fix yours!
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