@Dtsman
Are you saying you bought a TV that was 3 months old (i.e. second-hand?) or that a TV you bought brand new is faulty after three months?
Assuming the latter, your statutory right for a refund ended after 30 days, but you can still ask for that, arguing that a TV that only lasts three months is not fit for purpose, and you want to buy something else.
Or if the store insists that you must accept a replacement, as a repair is out of the question, there is nothing to say it has to be an exact replacement, and the argument above about the TV only lasting three months still applies, so you have a reasonable argument against accepting an identical replacement.
It would probably strengthen that argument if you said you wanted to move away from Sony altogether, but I guess you don’t want to do that, so say magnanimously that you will accept another Sony, but not that model, please. Which they might anyway have trouble sourcing another new example of now the 2020 set is out.
Of course, if you bought it from a Sony Centre, neither you nor they have much wiggle room 😛
My favourite bedtime reading is a Sony product manual…
