In Home TV Repair Denver click hereTelevision Repairs on All Brands and Models Our technicians have been trained on the different TV Repair technicque and technologies. Our technicinas have experience repairing televisions such as : Plasma TV LCD TV (Liquid Crystal Television Dealer) LED TV (Lithium Emitting Diode television Smart televisions) DLP TV (Digital Light Projection television center) Rear Projection TV CRT TV (Cathode Ray Tube TV sets) We offer a full range of television repair services to the entire Denver metro. We can fix televisions at a component level (component level TV board repair). Board level TV repair is necessary when the tv can not be fixed because the capacitors or resistors on the circuit boards of the television are too far gone or burnt causing more damage to the boards in the television. Component level tv repair is best performed in our service center because we can more thoroughly test and diagnose the components as well as stress test the tv’s boards. The most common failure is samsung tvs click and no longer power on; this issue is most commonly related to the power supply failing. The most common and cost effective fix for this TV failure is to have the capacitors on the power supply replaced. LG televisions have experienced similar failures of the power supply due to capacitors having worn out or losing their capacity to hold a charge. Some Panasonic televisions have had their sustaining boards fail, these boards run horizontally and vertically on the edges of the panel and supply the feed to the panel, this issue can be fixed and repaired with the replacement of the chip on the y-sustaining boards often the boards need to be replaced as well. ...read more

Stereo Repair Denver:We specialize in the repair and calibration of audio equipment to assure your listening pleasure. We use only original or better quality replacement parts. We thoroughly check each unit to make sure all functions are working as designed. At AAAA we service and repair all Audio&Stereo components. Our technicians specialize in: Reel to Reel HiFi Stereo Components Home Theater systems Multi Disc Players Receivers Amplifiers Turntables 8 Track players CD Players DVD Players We repair and service these brands and products Adcom : Repair and service Advent : Turn tables Aiwa : Stereo service Akai : Component repair B&K; : Audio repairs B&O : Audio components Carver : Receivers Crown : Stereos service Denon : Audio systems Dual : Repairs Dynaco : Home theater and speakers Fisher : Audio service and repair Hafler : Amps Harmon Kardon : amplifiers repairs Hitachi : Audio repair and maintenance JBL : Speakers and sound JVC : service center Kenwood : repair center KLH : repairs and parts Luxman : Quality audio Magnavox : DVD VCR Audio systems Marantz : Authorized reseller, Denver, Mcintosh : Highlands ranch, Littleton, Centennial, Castle Rock Mitsubishi : Repair, Highlands Ranch NAD : Service, centennial Nakamichi : Audio in Lone Tree Nikko : Entertainment repairs Littleton Onkyo : Dealer and retailer, Denver, Highlands Ranch Optonica : Music components service Panasonic : All in one Home theater, service and repair Phase Linear : Service station Philips : Audio, video repair shop Pioneer : Receivers, amplifiers out of warranty SAE : Repair shop Sansui : Parts, service, guaranteed work Sanyo : Audio, Visual components service Scott : Systems repair Sharp : Stereo repairs Sherwood : Audio experts Sony : Stereo, receiver, home theater Sound Craftsmen : components shop Tandberg : Home Audio Teac : Guaranteed service/repair Technics : Service, repair, stereo audio Denver Threshold : Audio specialist, Denver metro Toshiba : Home theater audio, video repair Vector : Aurora service VTL : Englewood repair Yamaha : Lakewood repair shop Our work is guaranteed and all repairs are warranteed. ...read more

Projector Shop Denver: Repair, Lamps, PartsProjector Repair Denver We fix all makes and models. Original Projector repairs in Denver, with guaranteed work on labor and parts. Projector service for the entire Denver Metro and we offer a $20 coupon off the repairs balance if the repairs go over 125 (does not include diagnostic). Projector Service brands 3MAcerBenqBoxlightCanonCasioChristieDeltaEikiEpson HitachiInfocusJVCKodakLGMarantzMitsubishiNECOptomaPanasonic PhilipsSanyoSharpSonyToshibaViewSonicYamahaMore… 1. My projector does not work when I turn it on! Step one would be to make sure the outlet in which the projector is connected has power (test using something like a hair dryer or vacuum). The next simple check is to make sure your projection lamp is good and not burnt. Most projectors have “indicator” or “status” LED lights on the power switch or the control panel. If this light is on or flashing please refer to your owner’s manual for possible diagnosis and solutions. 2. My projector is “on” but I do not get a signal or picture? When setting up your equipment make sure you first turn on your projector. You will usually see a logo screen, blue screen or blank image, once you see this turn on your other components or computer, (confirm your cables are connected properly). Most laptops require a manual setting change for them to send the signal to the projector. First step to do this is to locate the “function” key at the top of your keypad that reads “LCD”, “CRT” or it may have an icon that resembles a computer monitor. Press the “FN” key and the display key and you will be able to obtain the image from the projector only. This is known as “toggling” the image. Some laptops give you the ability to mirror your displays. 3. My Projector screen is scrolling” or “I’m only getting a partial image? A scrolling or oddly sized projector image is usually caused by the computer’s resolution not being completely compatible with the projector’s resolution. You will need to adjust your computer’s resolution to match the projector. (the projector’s resolution can be found in the “specifications” page of the projector owner’s manual.) You will be able to access the computer’s resolution and make changes by performing the following steps: For Windows ’95 – Go to the “Start” icon on the desktop area of the computer and click. Select “Settings”, “Control Panel” and then click on “Display”. Choose the “Settings” tab and locate the slide bar that represents the computers current resolution. (example 800 X 600) Change the resolution to match that of the projector and click “OK”. You will need to restart your computer to apply the changes. For Other Windows – Go into the Main Window, double click on “Windows Setup”, choose “Change Systems Settings” from the “Options” menu, choose “Display” and change setting to match that of the projector. Restart your computer to save these changes. This can also be caused by the signal being displayed on both the computer’s (laptop) LED screen and the projection screen. If you are getting poor results even after resetting the computer’s resolution try to “toggle” the image by using the steps shown in the ” I’m getting no signal or picture” section above. Your best results should come when the image is on the projection screen only. 4. Projector Lamp problems: Q: My projector is on and I can hear the fan but the no light or image is produced. A: Remove the lamp from the projector (usually held in by phillips screws below a square plastic door). Inspect the bulb and make sure that it has no cracks, discoloration or “smoky” appearance. It may have blown out. Q: I inspected the lamp and it looks fine but the projector does not emit an image. I can hear a “clicking” sound coming from the projector when I turn it on. A: That clicking noise is most likely caused by your lamp ballast attempting to ignite the lamp and failing. It is recommended that you try removing and reseating the lamp(make sure the connections between the lamp and the TV are clean and not misaligned or oxidized), or to try another lamp. ...read more