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Repairing Geek Squad TV costs on average between $100 and $350, depending on the problem. LED TV backlight repair costs anywhere from $100 to over $200. The cost of repairing a TV screen is often more than the cost of purchasing a similar new TV. The labor cost to repair a TV averages $60 to $125 per hour.
No picture
Repairing a no-picture TV costs on average between $100 and $500, depending on the source of the problem. The repair may involve repairing the display panel, fixing connectivity issues, or replacing internal components such as inverters or backlighting.
No sound
When a TV doesn't emit any sound, repairs may include repairing or replacing speakers, fixing connectivity issues, or replacing other internal audio components. Noise-related repair costs typically range from $80 to $250.
Does not light
If the TV won't turn on, there may be cable damage or potentially a larger problem with the power supply, capacitors, inverters, or another internal component. Replacing damaged cables is a simple process and costs between $50 and $200. Otherwise, expect to pay between $100 and $475 to fix the problem.
Lines on the TV screen
Repairing horizontal or vertical lines on a TV screen costs on average between $150 and $500. Lines on a television screen often indicate a problem with the display panel or motherboard. However, check for loose cables first, as these can also be the cause and are much cheaper to repair.
Water damage
Repairing a water-damaged TV costs anywhere from $100 to more than $500, but repair costs vary greatly depending on the extent of the damage and the number of parts that need to be replaced. Technicians can take apart some water-damaged TVs, let them dry, and then reassemble them. Others are too damaged to repair.
No picture
Repairing a no-picture TV costs on average between $100 and $500, depending on the source of the problem. The repair may involve repairing the display panel, fixing connectivity issues, or replacing internal components such as inverters or backlighting.
No sound
When a TV doesn't emit any sound, repairs may include repairing or replacing speakers, fixing connectivity issues, or replacing other internal audio components. Noise-related repair costs typically range from $80 to $250.
Does not light
If the TV won't turn on, there may be cable damage or potentially a larger problem with the power supply, capacitors, inverters, or another internal component. Replacing damaged cables is a simple process and costs between $50 and $200. Otherwise, expect to pay between $100 and $475 to fix the problem.
Lines on the TV screen
Repairing horizontal or vertical lines on a TV screen costs on average between $150 and $500. Lines on a television screen often indicate a problem with the display panel or motherboard. However, check for loose cables first, as these can also be the cause and are much cheaper to repair.
Water damage
Repairing a water-damaged TV costs anywhere from $100 to more than $500, but repair costs vary greatly depending on the extent of the damage and the number of parts that need to be replaced. Technicians can take apart some water-damaged TVs, let them dry, and then reassemble them. Others are too damaged to repair.