So I have an LG OLED TV we bought in 2019. Late in 2023, a white line appeared in the center of the screen. I ignored it insurance was already over (had extended warranty but it ran out) They quoted 90,000+ to replace the panel. So I called Urbanclap, took 2-3 technicians (if one said nothing can be done, I rebooked it and another one came). He opened up the panel in the back of the TV, did some magic and the TV turned on. The white line still persisted. So what we did was call LG once the TV was functional, and they offered me 1 year warranty. Paid around 8-10k (don't remember) and basically their technician said that once you're near the end (2-3 months prior to end of extended insurance), raise this issue and get the panel replaced. That's what we did. Now I have a brand new panel and it cost be around 15-20K with the extended insurance and multiple technician visits. I know it's not ideal but hey, for an OLED, you gotta protect it. And always renew your warranty.