TVs these days often come with large warranty's. Some of the parts to replace broken TV's cost in the hundreds (motherboard for example). If the TV is a good few years old its likely going to cost more to repair than it's value.
Regarding why only in tooting, because these events have to start somewhere. It's certainly a good initiative for fixing basic/minor things.
I certainly don't see tons of almost new TVs at my landfill, as usual some of you are making a mountain out of a molehill.
Regarding why only in tooting, because these events have to start somewhere. It's certainly a good initiative for fixing basic/minor things.
I certainly don't see tons of almost new TVs at my landfill, as usual some of you are making a mountain out of a molehill.