My TV had a 5 year warranty with John Lewis, although they denied the screen burn was covered in the end it was proven that the warranty I was presented with in March 2018 did not actually specifically exclude screen burn. They asked for a copy of the LG repair bill, the finance team then called me for my bank details and deposited the money. The initially offered to cover 50% as I mentioned in another John Lewis specific thread but after further discussion regarding the warranty in 2018 they paid the full amount.
It appears on my LG call the caller wrongly stated £100, as after providing my card details they withdrew £200... I still have a dispute open asking them to check the supposedly recorded call and provide me with a copy. However since John Lewis have paid the full amount I am not that bothered now.
Thanks for posting this. I'm also in a dispute with John Lewis on my 55" LG B6 TV purchased in November 2016 that has screen burn. I don't believe I was ever given a copy of the full terms and conditions of the warranty but I do have an email from John Lewis, for my specific purchase, that lists what their guarantee includes and excludes. I'll see if I can argue the same case with John Lewis.
I'm not sure how best to spread the word but the Sunday Times (Question of Money column) have said they'll investigate my case and they have asked for other users to send in their details too. They have provided specific instructions (so they can filter these out from the many emails they receive) and I'll do a separate post on this and I believe the argument will be that John Lewis should be honouring our rights under the Consumer Rights Act, 2015.
After all the hassle on this I'd be glad for John Lewis and LG to get some bad publicity, given how they are just hiding a clear product defect . I believe they should be given at least partial refunds or providing newer model replacements as I'm sure a straight display replacement will just give you a few more years before it reoccurs.