28-06-2023 01:16 AM - last edited 28-06-2023 01:35 AM
Yesterday my television seems to have begun to MELT AND NEARLY CATCH ON FIRE.
There are two parts to this mystery: 1) TV Melting, and 2) Walmart+ Delivered a Canada-market TV to me (I live in California.)
I unplugged it because I was afraid it was going to catch my house on fire. Then I called Samsung and this is what I got from Samsung support:
"thank you so much and that is correct and I can confirmed that the tv is from Canada."
This is not helpful Samsung. Can anyone help? Why am I being ignored?
28-06-2023 09:43 AM
28-06-2023 02:59 PM
Hi @Implicate2221 certainly does not seem to be efficient customer service, sorry you have had such a hazard with your model. As mentioned the European communities would be unable to help, should receive assistance by contacting the Us community here https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/TVs/ct-p/get-help-tvs?page=1&tab=recent_topics
I do not work for Samsung or make Samsung Products but provide independent advice and valuable contributions.
29-06-2023 01:32 PM
Thanks guys. 👍
@Implicate2221 , Just a post to confirm that Pugs1957 and JAMES4578 are correct: it's best to raise this on the Samsung US Community, and to continue to pursue the issue with Samsung US Support. The moderating team here only have access to Samsung UK & Ireland systems, so we're not the best placed to move things forwards quickly for you.
I'd also add that it might be worth contacting the retailer too in this instance, if you haven't done so already.
I hope that it gets fully sorted for you.