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TykeMerc replied

12 September 2008, 12:38
I'd be inclined to get a new generic TV stand/TV cabinet, odds are it will cost less than the spare part from Sony even if they do supply them on their own.

You can bill the removals company for the replacement cost too
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MPwannadecentincome started a topic Not really technical but need some pointers

12 September 2008, 12:35
Not really technical but need some pointers

Moved house recently and the removal people have managed to lose one of the shelf supports on my Sony 32inch CRT stand.

I can't get through to Sony spares and their website doesn't list them so I wondered if anyone knew where to get spare shelf supports from?

I think the TV stand is generic to various TV models, my TV is a KV32 something.

And before anyone suggests it - no I can't afford to replace the TV with a new LCD - the old one is working fine thanks being only 4 years old and has a brilliant picture quality and it cost £900 then - I'd only get £50 for it now.

Last edited by MPwannadecentincome; 16 September 2008, 09:47.
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