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Tan Leong Seng Trading & Service
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Customers name Mr Tan for TV repairs at home, including a Sunday evening visit at short notice. Reviews describe him arriving within an hour and fixing flickering and no-picture TVs on the spot. Customers also call his prices reasonable. Of 17 written reviews, 13 say the problem was fixed, 7 say it came quickly, 3 say they knew the price before work started and 1 says they used the business again. Describe what your TV is doing and ask for the price first.
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17 written reviews to read
- 5.0
Mr Tan did an excellent job fixing my almost 4 year old Samsung 55 “ Smart TV. He came round and efficiently fixed this on a Sunday at short notice. Was very clear on pricing and risks etc. Highly recommended and would use again. Brilliant Service 10/10.
- 5.0
Mr Tan was very professional and helpful! He ensured that the tv was functioning well even though the repair took a lot longer than expected. Will recommend his services to everyone!
- 5.0
Good response, very professional, and price resonable
- 5.0
Leong Seng answered our call to fix our TV problem; i.e. the TV has sound but no image. After describing the problem to Leong Seng, he arrived within an hour at our home. Leong Seng was able to resolve the problem on the spot. My family was able to enjoy the TV programme again. Thanks Leong Seng :)
- 5.0
My 55 inch Samsung TV just suddenly stopped with no picture and unable to turn on yesterday. After searching around and reading reviews on Google, found Mr Tan with good reviews so decided to contact him. He is responsive on Whatsapp and was clear of the transport & diagnose charges and also potential risk of not able to repair. I gave my Tv model number & sent a video of what my tv situation when trying to turn on and he believe with some confidence that the problem may lie with the panel. He came as arranged in the evening same day. He took my TV down from the wall and opened the back cover of TV. With his magic touch he managed to repair an electronic cabling to the panel as he mentioned a shorted panel . His charges are reasonable & the TV is working again !! I am definitely a happy customer. Highly recommended.
- 5.0
Contacted Mr Tan yesterday to repair my TV which had stopped working. Mr Tan scheduled an inspection for the next day. Within half an hour, Mr Tan managed to inspect the TV and fixed the issue. Very reasonable price as well. Thanks Mr Tan!
- 5.0
Contacted Mr Tan on Sunday at 8pm, thought he might only able to fix on the next day. Luckily, he able to come right away at 9pm. Thank you so much for fixing the flickering of my TV. Best service and skill !
- 5.0
I was giving it a last choice before heading to purchase a new TV, luckily I give Mr. Tan a call (as review indicated he can attempt / repaired on the spot (this Self operator service.. no more avaliable in S'pore) Same day call.. Slightly more then half hour LG blackout TV only with sound back to proper order. As my TV is 55in must assist to removed from wall and put it back. Thanks Mr. Tan great help👍👌
- 5.0
My Sony TV started flickering on and off. I contacted Mr Tan. He came down 2 days later as we were out of the house till very late. He was very accommodating on the schedule. He was able to fix the issue and the price is reasonable. Very good service and highly recommended!
- 5.0
My Samsung Smart TV (4 years) suddenly went black screen. Called Samsung Service Center and its $80 (transport) + $80 (workmanship) + repair parts. Found Mr Tan via google and his prices were more reasonable! He told me it was the panel issue, and managed to do some wiring and fix the screen blackout issues. Paid $180 for the repair fees. Highly recommend!
- 5.0
My Sony TV (2017 model - 55 inch) was flickering and it blackout just 10 mins into watching. Contacted Mr Tan and he fixed it in under 10 minutes. He took time and patience to stay put and observe the TV after fixing to make sure the issue doesn’t reoccur. It’s a panel issue but he reconfigure the hardware. No guarantee it works but it works out for me. At least buy me some more time to enjoy this TV. He charges $180 for the all-in repair. Hardworking and friendly, highly recommend!
- 5.0
My LG TV was flickering with a burnt line across the screen. Mr Tan provided me with a reasonable quote and also advised that the burnt line is due to faulty panel which he can't fix. He solved the flickering issue after a few tests. Told me that he did a slight modification in order to fix the issue. No more flickering. Good service.
- 3.0
My LG TV got the same problem with the other reviewer here. It started flickering so I was pleasantly surprised to see that his got fixed. Thus I contacted Mr Tan to look at my TV. I'm not sure if somehow Mr Tan is having a bad day or what not, but apparently he's not as friendly as what the other reviewer said. The moment he reached, he instructed me to wear my mask. I've no qualm in doing that. But the tone was very demanding. I then let that slide and he proceeded to "repair" my TV. It took him like about just barely 5 minutes to meddle with some wires and the flickering was gone. When I asked whats the problem.... he kept saying the panel is spoilt, and in his own words he said sounding frustrated, "the panel is spoilt. I told you already in the msg." But he did not even replace the panel. So I was very confused. If it is spoilt, it will need to be changed right? Or if he did something to make it ok again, I need to understand that. He still didn't tell me what seems to be the problem or he refuses to. I don't know which. But he was very offstandish and didn't want to say much to me. It costs $180 for that 5mins of meddling with i-dont-know-what. And less than mediocre customer service. So I'm knocking off 2 stars for that. If it flickers again, I am going to meddle with it myself. Sheesh. __________________________________________________ Reply to Mr Tan's response below: Yes it's just asking me to wear a mask. But the way you say it is really not polite. Furthermore I am in my own house, wearing a mask is not mandatory. But like I said, I am willing to let it slide. Yes, you did msg me and say you will try to do "something". But as a paying customer, I ought to know what is that "something" so I can understand and justify the payment. Is it loose connection? Is it something to do with the wiring? You did not explain that. In fact, you're very condescending when I asked. You kept saying it might be the spoilt panel, but of course, if the panel is spoilt, something must be done to the panel, correct? That's what I want to understand - what did you do to make it work again? I think this is a very reasonable question. And yes I would like to reiterate that you are very unfriendly. Your tone of voice, the way you phrase your reply and your body language are all not becoming towards a customer who has been nothing but polite to you.
- 1.0
Service provider seems quite rude as no notices placed outside the door not to let us (the customer) in. Further unnecessary photo took by the service provider highlights on missing remote control battery (originally I planned to disposed the faulty unit "beyond repair condition" until I "Google" that faulty unit able to repair by these service provider).
- 5.0
My 3 year old LG 55in SmartTV started flickering vigorously suddenly. I called LG customer service and they quoted $120+ just for their technician to come and look at the TV. And on the phone diagnosed the problem to be a spoilt panel that will cost $800 to replace. Ridiculous! I went on YouTube to find out that apparently it was a very common issue with LG panel screens and definitely fixable quickly and inexpensively. No need to throw away the TV contributing to landfills with non-biodegradable thrash. Boo to LG Customer Support that functions more like a sales office making it sound like it's not worth repairing instead of supporting customers with a very frequent and expected fault with their TV (and who knows what other electronics) leaving customers to drop repair ideas, pointing out warranty expiry and therefore you might end up prematurely buying another new TV. 😤 So, Thank Goodness, I went on to do a Google search for a local TV repairman, that gave a few results one of whom was Mr. Tan. I called him, he understood, his rates were reasonable and he came the next day. Mr. Tan fixed the TV in 20 minutes at fraction of the cost all in a jiffy and its all zippy in the world again - - hopefully for another 3 years! Forget about LG customer support and don't bother with extended warranties. Breakdowns don't accommodate warranty schedules - ever! Better to call TV repair pro like Mr. Tan.
- 5.0
Friendly and willing to share his experiences with repair options.
- 5.0
This block rocks!!!
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