“should I keep the box and foam packing/pieces after unpacking?”

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• It said to do that if you ever need to move the TV but I have no room in my house for that so I got rid of it. If I ever move I’ll probably pay a professional packer. If you are planning a move then hang on to it.

  Answered by Hezg 4 years ago

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• I didn’t. Not sure why it’s necessary. If you’re concerned, keep the packaging for a “burn-in” period, i.e. 30 days. That’s a most likely timeframe in which the TV might fail. I bought mine at the store, with an extended warranty, and if there’s an issue the Geek Squad would probably pick it up to repair. It’s way too big to try and re-package and ship on your own.

  Answered by Greg 4 years ago

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• I bought a 65 inch TV do I have to keep the packaging?

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• In the event you need to transport the TV, you will find having the box and packaging material handy. ^Daphane

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 4 years ago

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