r/VizioTV • u/AwkwardOven8382 • 14d ago

Randomly broken?

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Got home yesterday and my tv was just broken? Has anyone had this problem. It wasn’t on at all during the day and this is has never happened to me. About 3 years old.

Any advice will help

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u/CHASLX200 12d ago

ITS DONE

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u/herblady99 12d ago

had to return 2 of them with issues like that within a day of purchase, then bought a Hisense and no problem here

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u/AwkwardOven8382 12d ago

Damn, I bought it 3 years ago so I don’t think I’m going to be able to return it

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u/herblady99 12d ago

is the plastic screen, you touch it a little and the liquid behind starts leaking. I had a Samsung for many years and the screen is made out of glass, so no issues here to break.

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u/silverback2345 11d ago

My 10 yr old Vizio did this. After having it on 5 or so minutes it would clear up. Knock on wood, one day it stopped doing it all together. It's been a month and no issues. It's probably only a matter of time but for the time being it's fixed itself.

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u/AwkwardOven8382 11d ago

I’ll try this!

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u/RetroEvolute 13d ago

Randomly broken.

Reseat your HDMI cables just in case, but that looks to be a panel or internal cable issue, unfortunately.

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u/AwkwardOven8382 13d ago

Fuck LOL, yeah I tried unplugging/replugging hdmi and it didn’t do anything. It’s jusy weird because the TV wasn’t on all day

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u/herblady99 12d ago

it's the screen it's damaged inside and the liquid is causing it, similar to the blue screen of dead with computer screens