I will sometimes repair things for customers, if it was bought from me and they are a good customer. I don't do it for everyone. And it certainly isn't a money maker.


That's the whole reason EVERYONE that was worth a damn got out of the repair business. Manufactures won't pay peanuts to authorized repair centers for their warranty work.
And they drove new TV prices down to the point, that charging the proper amount for a good repair - isn't worth it.
So now all you have is a bunch of 1/2 wit repair centers, throwing things in & out as fast as they can, to make pennies. And tons of e-waste filling our landfills, polluting our environment, and slowly killing us all.