Vizio Tv Serial Number Lookup

Compare All TV / Display. If VIZIO determines that a product is covered by this warranty, VIZIO. Products with unreadable or removed serial numbers. This serial number can indicate a manufacturing date, the date it was sold to you, and whether or not the 12 month warranty is still active. Blinded By The Lights Acapella Device there. How To Find The Model And Serial Number The Easy Way. If you have a Vizio TV that was purchased after January of 2011 you can use the remote control to bring up information about the TV right on the TV.

There were over 50 complaints about the faulty TV sets that had a tendency to tip, so Vizio is recalling them to make sure no one is injured or loses a TV. If you think your Vizio might be one of these tip-prone recalls, check the serial number on the back of your TV and see if it matches the list below. 39-inch Vizios: Model No.E390-B0 • LAE 8PSBP 4600517 to LAE 8BPSBP 4701297 • LAE APSBP 500001 to LAE APSBP 4501376 • LAQ 8PSBP 5000001 to LAQ APSBQ 0804968 • LAQ APSBP 4400181 to LAQ APSBQ 2201656 • LAT 8PSBP 4801682 to LAT 8PSBP 5008235 • LAT APSBP 4800026 to LAT APSBQ 1701656 • LAU 8PSBP 4600301 to LAU 8PSBP 5100030 • LAU APSBP 4400001 to LAU APSBQ 1100020 Smart TV Model No. E390i-B0 • LAE 8PSAP 4600217 to LAE 8PSAP 4800364 • LAE APSAP 4300237 to LAE APSAP 4401296 • LAQ 8PSAQ 1500001 to LAQ 8PSAQ 1505973 • LAQ APSAP 4401657 to LAQ APSAQ 2401656 • LAT APSAQ 0300001 to LAT APSAQ 1701656 • LAU 8PSAP 4600001 to LAU 8PSAP 4600216 • LAU APSAP 4300001 to LAU APSAP 4300216 42-inch Vizios: Smart TV Model No. E420i-B0 • LAQ APTAP 5200001 to LAQ APTAQ 2107039 • LAU APTAP 5000001 to LAU APTAQ 2408327 If you are having trouble finding your TV's serial number, use Vizio's serial number look-up tool. What to do next: If you have one of the recalled TVs, you should call Vizio at 855-472-7450 or email customer care. You can also chat online with a Vizio representative.

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Originally Posted by pillboy49 Newer doesn't always equate to better. Quite often an 'updated' product is the result of expensive parts on the inside. I personally wouldn't worry too much about it.

I had a 2001 model Sony KP57HW40 crt rptv. That model and it's next model year successor became infamous for crt problems and Sony had to extend the warranty for certain defects, a fiasco comparable to the later SXRD rear projection sets. Mine was an early production (1st month or so) with differently sourced crts (Panasonic vs Sony's own which appeared on the newer sets) and is going strong with it's 3d owner and has not required a single repair in 10 years.