Should I Dump My Spoilt TV in Singapore?
- lisa A
- Jul 8
- 3 min read
Updated: 7 days ago
Short answer: Rarely.Even a working TV can be hard to sell unless it’s big, smart, and nearly new. A spoilt one? Almost always junk.
In Singapore, secondhand electronics buyers are cautious about faults, and most won't touch items with:
Cracked screens
No power
Flickering images
Water damage
Burn marks or dents
🛑 Even if the issue is minor, the cost of repair usually outweighs the value.
🪑 Old junk lying around?
WhatsApp Junk Value at +65 9145 9514 to book and get $10 off your pickup!👉 https://bit.ly/44F4CBU
🧍 True Story: “My Smart TV Died After 3 Years”
A client once told us, “It was a 55” smart TV from 2021. I thought someone might want it for parts.” After posting on Facebook Marketplace and Carousell — not a single serious buyer responded. The few replies asked if we could deliver it for free.
In the end? He called Junk Value and we cleared it within the same day.
TVs fall under regulated e-waste in Singapore.You can’t just leave them outside your HDB or toss them into a bin.
Here’s what you need to know:
Town Councils do not collect TVs
Licensed collectors are required for bulky electronics
Improper dumping may lead to fines under NEA regulations
If your TV is beyond repair, it must be disposed of through a proper channel.
🧾 Can I Claim Scrap Value?
Old CRT TVs or spoiled LCD/LEDs don’t fetch scrap value. They’re considered costly to recycle due to components like:
Leaded glass
Mercury in screens
Capacitors and circuit boards
In fact, you may need to pay for proper removal — which is why a trusted service provider matters.
🪑 Old junk lying around?
WhatsApp Junk Value at +65 9145 9514 to book and get $10 off your pickup!👉 https://bit.ly/44F4CBU
We make TV removal simple, legal, and fuss-free — for residential and commercial clients.
Here’s our 4-step process:
Snap a photo of your spoilt TV
WhatsApp +65 9145 9514 for a quick quote
Pick a convenient time (Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm)
We lift, carry, and dispose — no heavy lifting or fines for you
We’ve removed TVs from HDB walk-ups, condos with tight lifts, and office sites in a single trip.
❓ When Is It Worth Repairing a TV?
In rare cases, repairing a newer high-end TV might make sense. But:
Panel issues = expensive
Power problems = unstable
No warranty = high risk
Unless your TV is under 2 years old and cost over $800 new, it's almost always better to dispose.
It seems harmless, but abandoned TVs:
Create fire and safety hazards
May result in town council warnings or fines
Damage your building’s image for new buyers or renters
📸 We’ve even seen clients fined for leaving electronics outside their unit “just for a day.”
Sure, but don’t expect takers. Spoilt TVs are heavy, fragile, and nearly useless. Most recyclers and charities won’t accept them, and giving them away may still cost transport or removal fees.
🪑 Old junk lying around?
WhatsApp Junk Value at +65 9145 9514 to book and get $10 off your pickup!👉 https://bit.ly/44F4CBU
Whether it’s an ancient CRT or a smart flat-screen that gave up on Netflix, we’ll remove your spoilt TV legally, quickly, and respectfully.
WhatsApp: +65 9145 9514
Operating Hours: 10am to 6pm, closed Sundays
We handle HDB, condo, and office locations
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