• 22" - 39"   |  1450/= Tk.
• 40" - 45"   |  1700/= Tk.
• 46" - 55"   |  1950/= Tk.
• Above 55"   |  2400/= Tk.

When it comes to the terms and conditions related to a TV being declared dead, these may vary depending on the warranty or service agreement provided by HATER KACHE. Below are some common elements that you might find in such terms and conditions:

1. Definition of "Dead" TV: Clearly define what is meant by a "dead" TV. This could include specific malfunctions or issues that render the TV inoperable.
2. Warranty Period: Specify the duration of the warranty or guarantee period during which the TV is covered for defects or malfunctions. This period is typically measured from the date of purchase.
3. Reporting Dead TV: Outline the process for customers to report a dead TV, including any required documentation or proof of purchase.
4. Inspection and Assessment: Describe how the service provider will inspect and assess the TV to determine if it qualifies as "dead" according to the defined criteria.
5. Repair or Replacement: Specify the options available to the customer if the TV is declared dead. This may include repair, replacement, or a refund based on the terms of the warranty.
6. Costs and Charges: Clarify whether the customer is responsible for any costs associated with the inspection, repair, or replacement of the dead TV. Note any circumstances under which charges may apply.
7. Conditions for Warranty Coverage: Outline the conditions that must be met for the TV to be eligible for warranty coverage. This may include proper usage, adherence to installation guidelines, and avoiding unauthorized repairs.
8. Exclusions from Warranty: Specify any situations or damages that are not covered by the warranty. This could include physical damage, unauthorized modifications, or acts of God.
9. Timeline for Resolution: Provide an estimated timeline for resolving the issue, whether it involves repair, replacement, or refund. Include information on how delays will be communicated to the customer.
10. Customer Responsibilities: Outline any responsibilities the customer has in facilitating the resolution process. This may include providing access to the TV, providing necessary documentation, or following troubleshooting steps.
11. Communication: Detail the communication channels through which the customer can report a dead TV and inquire about the status of the resolution process
12. Dispute Resolution: Specify the procedure for resolving disputes between the customer and the service provider regarding the dead TV issue.

It's crucial for consumers to carefully read and understand the terms and conditions of their TV warranty or service agreement to ensure they are aware of their rights and obligations in the event of a dead TV. If there are uncertainties, it's advisable to seek clarification from the manufacturer or retailer, and consulting with a legal professional may also be beneficial.