I own a Samsung HT-TX72 Surround sound Home theater system. The system is a little over a year old. The system has never been abused nor exposed to harsh environment. recently it began to shut down after a few minutes of play and then it started to emit smoke. I opened the cover and realized a few of the capacitors had failed and burned. I also noticed there is a removable fuse on the PCB AMP board. I contacted the support line at Samsung to find out if they would sell me a few capacitors( They sell for about 20 cents ea. ) and a fuse which probably sells for about $2.00 and was informed by the Samsung support staff " Samsung does not sell parts, " You have to buy the entire circuit board which costs $100.20 and the power supply board for $84.00 + S/H", so they want me to spend almost $200.00 for repairs which do not exceed $5.00. I checked on line and found almost one hundred consumers which are having the same identical problem with several Samsung home theater systems. If Toyota is recalling their defective cars, why should Samsung not be forced to do the same thing. Does anyone smell "ripoff". I will never buy another SAMSUNG PRODUCT AGAIN.