Samsung LED TV Scart Adapter
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The Samsung LED TVs are ultra slim, and this means that for some connections – such as the SCART socket – a proprietary Samsung scart adapter cable is used:

Samsung LED TV Scart Adapter Cable
Having purchased my Samsung UE40B6000WW LED TV second hand, it didn’t come with the above cables. Not a problem, as I’d anticipated that I would need to purchase replacements.
On speaking to Samsung UK, they suggested 4mysamsung, who are the main supplier of Samsung spare parts, such as remote controls, cables etc. On speaking to 4mysamsung, they stated they had not heard of the above cables, and did not have any.
Samsung UK then suggested their official warranty repair company, based in Birmingham. They reassured me that they stock all spare Samsung parts. On speaking to them, they stated they do not supply spare parts.
Finally, Samsung UK suggested several other generic spare parts suppliers. And again, none of them had the part available.
So what would happen if the cable were to break under warranty? Surely Samsung must have a way of providing replacements for faulty accessories that come with their TVs? On asking Samsung this, they confirmed that yes, they would be able to send out replacement parts.
Despite the TV being second hand, it was still within its 1 year manufacturer warranty. I’d registered my TV on their “My Samsung” service, and then opened a support request to state that my scart cable was faulty.
One week later and a replacement cable turns up from Samsung in the Netherlands, free of charge:

Replacement Samsung Scart Cable
Oh, and they decided to include the other breakout cables, remote control, pebble remote, cleaning cloth, cable management, backplate and god knows what else:

Samsung LED TV - All Accessories
There are two issues here:
- Despite my honesty about not having the cable, Samsung and their authorised repairers and suppliers did not have a replacement cable they could sell. This is probably because:
- I only needed a scart adapter cable. Instead, I received a complete accessory bundle, probably worth £50+ at retail.
Because of this:
- It appears individual parts cannot be replaced, whether it be under warranty or purchased
- Duplicate, unecessary accessories were sent, which involves a waste of money, transportation etc.
So if you’re looking for a replacement cable, it seems you can only get one if your TV’s under warranty still.
Comment #1
Just had the same problem happen to me with Samsung UK and 4my samsung, so i’m glad i’m not the only one feeling frustrated.