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  #1 Norbert Yates on 18 Feb 12

   

  TV service has evolved through the years from removing your vacuum tubes and taking them down to the pharmacy to make use of the tube tester, to the current LCD and plasma TVs spanning two yards from edge to edge that contain no user accessible components. Residential television repair has evolved from a technician with a "tube caddy" to professional people who have a multitude of hand tools and test gear.
  
  Due to the falling selling prices and low quality a reasonably large percentage of cheaper electronics will go straight to the garbage dump after slight obsolescence or malfunction. For the higher end TVs which malfunction, repair is normally your best choice. Your neighborhood Television repair center has kept up with the latest technologies and is ready to take care of your service requirements.
  
  At minimum partially due to reduced warranty payments by television makers a brand new kind of TV repair man has immerged; the 'trunk slammer'. The Urban Dictionary defines a 'trunk slammer' as:
  
  "Derogatory term for a contractor who has minimal skill, experience and equipment. Trunk slammer implies the contractor works out of their car trunk, with no office or licenses and they will likely be difficult to find if the client is not happy with the work."
  
  I will add to the previously mentioned definition that trunk slammers almost never have workman's compensation or liability insurance coverage. Without insurance, any sort of accident in the customers home falls in the homeowners insurance coverage. More serious than that, if the trunk slammer technician hurts himself within the customers home, the owner of a house may end up footing the bill for a long term disability.
  
  Hard cold truth is that the trunk slammer tech may not simply swindle you, damage your home or wreck your TV, they could destroy your whole lifestyle. These people frequently have pretty internet sites and large advertising budgets since what they are not paying in taxes, licenses, test equipment and insurance coverage may be spent on advertising. Through the years there were a few successful Television service operations which were run from a very well equipped trucks. In essence a rolling TV repair shop. However there was only a few throughout the whole U . S . and I am not aware of any within the Chicago Metro area. In any case, television technicians which don't have TV repair shops, office staff to answer the phone, or a business license, You ought to stay clear of them.
  
  Rex Service Company is a member in good standing with ESDA (Electronic Service Dealers Association), National Electronic Service Dealers Association (NESDA) and NSA (National Service Alliance). Rex Service has a business license in the Village of Worth IL, has workman's compensation insurance and liability insurance. Rex Service is also rated positively by the BBB.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">TV service has evolved through the years from removing your vacuum tubes and taking them down to the pharmacy to make use of the tube tester, to the current LCD and plasma TVs spanning two yards from edge to edge that contain no user accessible components. Residential television repair has evolved from a technician with a "tube caddy" to professional people who have a multitude of hand tools and test gear.<br /><br />Due to the falling selling prices and low quality a reasonably large percentage of cheaper electronics will go straight to the garbage dump after slight obsolescence or malfunction. For the higher end TVs which malfunction, repair is normally your best choice. Your neighborhood Television repair center has kept up with the latest technologies and is ready to take care of your service requirements. <br /><br />At minimum partially due to reduced warranty payments by television makers a brand new kind of TV repair man has immerged; the 'trunk slammer'. The Urban Dictionary defines a 'trunk slammer' as:<br /><br />"Derogatory term for a contractor who has minimal skill, experience and equipment. Trunk slammer implies the contractor works out of their car trunk, with no office or licenses and they will likely be difficult to find if the client is not happy with the work."<br /><br />I will add to the previously mentioned definition that trunk slammers almost never have workman's compensation or liability insurance coverage. Without insurance, any sort of accident in the customers home falls in the homeowners insurance coverage. More serious than that, if the trunk slammer technician hurts himself within the customers home, the owner of a house may end up footing the bill for a long term disability.<br /><br />Hard cold truth is that the trunk slammer tech may not simply swindle you, damage your home or wreck your TV, they could destroy your whole lifestyle. These people frequently have pretty internet sites and large advertising budgets since what they are not paying in taxes, licenses, test equipment and insurance coverage may be spent on advertising. Through the years there were a few successful Television service operations which were run from a very well equipped trucks. In essence a rolling TV repair shop. However there was only a few throughout the whole U . S . and I am not aware of any within the Chicago Metro area. In any case, television technicians which don't have TV repair shops, office staff to answer the phone, or a business license, You ought to stay clear of them.<br /><br />Rex Service Company is a member in good standing with ESDA (Electronic Service Dealers Association), National Electronic Service Dealers Association (NESDA) and NSA (National Service Alliance). Rex Service has a business license in the Village of Worth IL, has workman's compensation insurance and liability insurance. Rex Service is also rated positively by the BBB.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.tvrepair.biz/sonytvrepair.html" rel="nofollow">Hitachi TV Repair</a>, <a href="http://www.tvrepair.biz" rel="nofollow">TV Repair</a>, <a href="http://www.tvrepair.biz/hitachitvrepair.html" rel="nofollow">Sony TV Repair</a></div>

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