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Brenda of Sanford, NC November 1, 2009

Emerson TV LC320EM81 won't turn on

Shawn of Belleview, FL October 21, 2009

Emerson Television Model: LC320EM8A [Went] out after 19 Months. Bad Power Supply.

Elaine of Bakersville, NC October 17, 2009

I bought an 32" Emerson flat sreen TV. It lasted only 13 months! My problem is the same a quite a few I found on a consumer complaint forum: It powers on for a second then goes off. It will not stay on. So Sad, So MAD! My first flat screen.. Emerson? Never again!

Robert of New Caney, TX October 14, 2009

I bought a 32" TV LCD and it has had a problems with vertical lines forming and getting worse. It is the worst TV and has not lasted very long. No help from Emerson.

janita of vallejo, CA October 14, 2009

i turn off my emerson tv went down stairs came back upstairs later and turn on the tv. I could hear people talking but no piture just a blue sceen could not change channel just a blue screen.

Russ of Livermore, CA October 11, 2009

Purchased the Emerson 32" flat screen on November 28,2008 and now there is no sound coming through on several channels. On other channels the picture and sound are not in sync.

doug of zanesville, OH October 8, 2009

same complaint as many other Emerson lc321em9 TV i bought at Wal-mart 03/14/09 work till i shut it of one evening 10/02/ 09 never turned back on. called Wal-mart they told me to call Emerson so i did and they said i would have to take it 60 miles to the closet repair shop and pay for labor. e-mailed Emerson still haven't herd back. junk! will never buy another.

Lisa of Balch Springs, TX October 5, 2009

I purchased an Emerson 32" HD TV at Walmart in January of 2008 and paid over 600.00 dollars. Last night I turned it off and this morning it would not come back on. I have read other reports on here of the exact same thing happening with other people who purchased this same television. This is definalty a manufacturing defect. I lost a 600.00 television that was purchased 18 months ago.

BJ of Williamston, SC October 4, 2009

We bought a 32 inch Emerson digital tv from Wal-Mart costing around 600. We had the tv for about 15 months. We turned the tv off one night before going to bed, the next morning the tv would not come back on. After calling the Emerson tech support, the guy simply stated "sounds like a broken unit".

We took it to a repair shop and was told it would cost 400 to repair the 600 tv (not to mention the 30 deposit for the repair guy to even look at the unit) I am not happy about this.

My family & I are now out of a tv because we cannot afford to pay that much to repair the tv nor would we even if we had it. Who's to say that even if we had this defective product repaired that in a few months something else might break on it causing yet another problem. No thank you.

It seems unfair to me that this multi-million dollar company can take advantage of consumers this way. Obviously reading the other complaints, this product is definitely a defect on the company's part, not the innocent consumers! We shouldn't have to eat this cost.

Hong of Brentwood, TN September 24, 2009

I bought a Emerson 32 inch digital/analog LCD color TV (model LC320EM81)on December 30, 2007 from a local Wal-Mart store in Germantown, Maryland. On September 15, 2009, this TV set was shut down automatically and suddenly when it was being used to watch a TV program. After that, it was never turned on again as described online by most customers who bought this kind of TV set and experienced the same or similar problem. In terms of the fact that there have been many customers had the same probelm with this kind of TV set, its design and manufacture should be deadly defective. The damned company should be responsible for the loss of the customers, including their refunds and worst feelings due to such a horrible experience. The same product should be withdrawn from the market and the company should be sued for its worst product quality and postmarket service. The USA is well known for its strict legal system, why can this company still survive well without any penalty? All the affected customers should be united together, yell for help loudly, sue the damned company, and get our money back.

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