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Image 1 — Hisense are saying it's an impact. But the owner lives alone and the screen is protruding outwards.
Image 2 — Hisense are saying it's an impact. But the owner lives alone and the screen is protruding outwards.
Image 3 — Hisense are saying it's an impact. But the owner lives alone and the screen is protruding outwards.
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Hisense are saying it's an impact. But the owner lives alone and the screen is protruding outwards.

The tech was called to assess this damage as somehow between when they turned it off and back on again within a 48 hour period, the TV internally exploded. The tech is calling it an impact. But they live alone, and the TV is not in an area that would even get foot traffic.

Years ago I remember CCTV of a screen cracking and the poster of that footage said that the manufacturer would not have believed them had they not had the footage. I've also seen similar examples online of damage like this due to internal defects.

Could this be the result of one of those defects? Or did someone break in and smash the TV?

u/Draviddavid — 5 days ago