TV Repair Pensacola, TV and HDTV repair specialist.  We are a proud member of NESDA.
We repair TVs, Digital TVs, and HDTVs in the Pensacola Florida area. Factory Warranty Authorized Service Center--TV Service and TV Repair

Because of poor support, poor service manuals, and arcane bookkeeping methods Omega Electronics has Ceased performing warranty work for JVC.


June, 2006: Omega Electronics ceases JVC warranty work,

leaving the Pensacola area with NO JVC TV warranty service provider.  If you are a potential JVC customer (or even considering another brand) consider the availability (or non-Availability) of In-Warranty service.  Should your television (or other product) fail within its warranty period, and if there is no local warranty service provider, obtaining service may be difficult.

APRIL, 2005:  OMEGA ELECTRONICS REFUSES SONY WARRANTY WORK

By mutual agreement, because Omega Electronics will no longer tolerate Sony's conduct, or bow to Sony's pressure, Omega Electronics is No Longer a Sony Authorized Service Center, leaving the Pensacola area with NO Sony TV warranty service provider.  If you are a potential Sony customer (or even considering another brand) consider the availability (or non-Availability) of In-Warranty service.  Should your television (or other product) fail within its warranty period, and if there is no local warranty service provider, obtaining service may be difficult.

2004, Color Television turns 50!


These are some links to pages about the history of television.
Ed Reitan's Color Television pages.

The DMOZ Open Directory Project TV history pages.

The Open Directory Project is the largest, most comprehensive human-edited directory of the Web.  It is constructed and maintained by a vast, global community of volunteer editors.

June 19, 2004
We've got Style

Omega Electronics converted its first web page to XHTML (EXtensible HyperText Markup Language) "strict" with Cascading Style Sheets.  Our new Qualifications page, www.pensacolatvrepair.com/Docs/Qualifications.htm replaced the older page www.pensacolatvrepair.com/Docs/OldQual.htm. 
We will be continuing our transition to XHTML and CSS.

Mar 18, 2004, Decency takes a stand.

The FCC reverses it's decision on the use of the "f-word".

Background:  During the 2003 Golden Globes Awards, Bono of U2 uttered the F-word. This caused many to file complaints with the FCC, which subsequently ruled that the word, in this instance was good and acceptable. On Mar 18, 2004 the FCC reversed it's decision.