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g*****s

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LCD screen shading marks
« on: December 08, 2011,16:30:21 »
Have read alot about these shading marks,sometimes they look like clouds,sometimes more like patches or bars.But usually can be seen only on some picture states.But if you want to check for them put your set to blue screen mode,ie with blue screen turned on in menu and a non tuned in channel selected and if they are present will show up.Have read they are caused by heat affecting the diffusers inbetween backlight and screen.But having changed seid diffusers,me thinking more allong lines of screen fault.That is unless anyone else knows differen. :sign0144:

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LCD screen shading marks
« on: December 08, 2011,16:30:21 »

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Re: LCD screen shading marks
« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2011,04:02:00 »
Hello,

If the effect that you're talking about that looks like "tea staining" then next time you have one thats either scrapped or you're stipping down, hold the thin lcd panel itself upto the light.

Its very very common on certain makes of screen.

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Re: LCD screen shading marks
« Reply #2 on: December 09, 2011,08:31:28 »
sentences should be finished with a "."  3rd posting. :67:

Check if the marks is or are on the lcd itself
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Re: LCD screen shading marks
« Reply #2 on: December 09, 2011,08:31:28 »

 

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