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#1
12-02-2017, 04:05 PM
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Sorry to hear this.
Never was a fan of Zenith products. This is coming from a friend of a Zenith dealer and repair shop. "The rats nest goes in before the name goes on". LOL.... I wonder how many sets were destroyed before they got a good take. 
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#2
12-02-2017, 05:56 PM
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Nine out of ten times Zeniths will pass a drop test. Others fail.
Best example was a drunk tech the next town over. He pulled a CC2 chassis for jig work. He put his caddy in his truck but left the chassis behind it & backed over it. He re installed it & left the lady a bill for $100 ! We got the job next. Took the chassis in & used a hammer to put it in order. Fixed a few minor PCB cracks & the original problem & was as good as new. There is NO question hand wiring was the ultimate in ruggedness ! BTW I named him "Bobby the Butcher" & it caught on. Even the lesser techs hated him. His work would make you puke  73 Zeno  LFOD !
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