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Insignia NSLCD37

1 source-linked failure report. Most reported: Fire / ignition. Typical failure around 3.5 yr.

Reliability signal — · Insufficient data · data confidence Very Low

1 confirmed failure reports

Reliability summary

What is likely to go wrong, when it happens, and how expensive it can be — from source-linked failure reports. Counts are reports in our database, not a population failure rate.

Reliability signal

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1 confirmed failure report · Insufficient data · Data confidence: Very Low

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Most common issue
Fire / ignition
Typical first failure
3.5 yr
Median of confirmed reports with timing
Median repair cost
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Highest reported repair
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What breaks?

Failure types

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  • Fire / ignition1 · 100%

When does it break?

Failure timing

Months after purchase, using reports that included timing.

What does it cost?

Reported repair costs

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Median months to failure

42

Failure reports

1

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What breaks?

What breaks? · reports

Fire / ignition

Televisions (572)

42 months

Government / agencyIndexed Oct 22, 2026Source-linkedVerify source — SaferProducts.gov incident

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20120305-63D1E-1235258. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Insignia NSLCD37 (Insignia 37 Inch LCD TV). Incident: The consumer stated that on Saturday March 3, 2012 his TV in his restaurant was smoking. The consumer owns a restaurant and has five of these identical TV�s mounted on the walls in the establishment. The consumer came into work on the morning in question and the TV was on for roughly an hour. The consumer saw that the TV began smoking from the back panel. Initially, the TV screen was flickering and then suddenly went black. The consumer ran over and unplugged the TV and soon after the smoking stopped. The consumer went to the retailer that same morning and explained he had an incident happen with an identical TV two days prior. The consumer was told that the retailer could not help him. The consumer mentioned that no one was harmed or injured and did not have to call the fire department. The consumer also stated that he has not called his property insurance company. The consumer stated that there is no property damage in the restaurant. Upon inspection of the TV it appears that there was a power failure that caused the incident. The consumer said that the TV smoking did not trigger his sprinklers. The consumer found that his TV is similar to the 26 inch models that were cited in release 09-183. His model is a 37 inch model. The consumer believes that the TV is the house brand of the retailer.

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Months until failure

42 months

Repair cost

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Repaired

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Manufacturer warranty

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Extended warranty

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Support helpful

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Would recommend

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AI extraction confidence

84%

Verification status

Unverified

Evidence quality

★★★★☆ (4/5)

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