On May 16, 2010 at 23:21, Merlin said...
I must have the LONGEST lived TSU3000 of the bunch - but have finally succumbed to the fatal "Numb Screen of Death".
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Dead, Dead, Dead. No poking, pressing with knives, buffing of contacts, separating of strips will help. This thing is DEAD. TOAST. BRICKED.
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Philips is legendary for their non-existent customer service, and while I have enjoyed the flexibility of being able to program my own touch screen, am quite afraid that were I to be stupid enough to choose another Philips product, I would once again get burned in the end. Even dropping $150 on E-Bay to get a TSU3500 would probably be foolish at this point, as it has the same screen, and one can only expect that it too will die after exposure to a humid environment.
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I've read of other Philips touch screen enthusiasts dismay at trying to downgrade to the Harmony products. And I certainly don't look forward to another programming marathon to re-create my TSU3000 screens on a new remote of any kind.
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What's a poor boy to do??
Buy a 7000 or 7500 and upgrade your graphics.
