Hi,
I repair TVs, etc. Often, the price of a service manual is so high, it makes it difficult to make a "profit".
Does anyone know a good web site where I can download a TV schematic(s) or service manual(s) for a reasonable price?
Thanks in advance, Brad
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Leonard
best of all - it is FREE. I've got many things from there. there are some good links on the highlandelectrix and cromavideo sites too for tvs.
-b.
On Thu, 07 Jun 2007 17:12:45 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@verizon.net (Brad) put finger to keyboard and composed:
The only reasonable price for a service manual is $0. That should be the price charged for a downloadable PDF from the manufacturer's web site.
Sites like this one annoy me greatly:
As a "qualified" serviceman I can download Toshiba's manuals for free. OTOH, an "unqualified" serviceman or home handyman has to buy the same thing from a third party manual provider. This begs the question, where do *they* get their manuals, and how do they justify selling something which they got for free and which is probably subject to copyright?
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