Horizontal lines on lcd tv

quandao93

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dead pixel. youll need to RMA it.

 

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ddk220

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The display clears up at times. For one day it would be fine then while I am watching a movie the problem starts again. Is it really a case of dead pixels?

 

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quandao93

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Yes. Ive had this problem before on my monitor.

 

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ddk220

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Oh what is rma? How do I proceed? Thanks a lot for the help!

 

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quandao93

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RMA is getting a replacement for you tv. contact the manufacturer. Youll need a reciept or invoice for an RMA.

 

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ddk220

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I just found out. And rma will be difficult in my case. Any other way out? Can it be fixed?

 

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quandao93

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how long ago did you buy the tv? and where did you buy it from? As for fixing, no.

 

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ddk220

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quandao93 :

how long ago did you buy the tv? and where did you buy it from? As for fixing, no.

quandao93 :

how long ago did you buy the tv? and where did you buy it from? As for fixing, no.

I have moved it to a different country, after paying customs duty for it. I will have to ship it back overseas for rma. It is a very recent purchase.
Here is a picture, if you could confirm that it is indeed dead pixels and there is no other way out, i will proceed for that.

http/imgur.com/yZMdofh

 

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quandao93

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Oh I thought it was 1 horizontal line. Try different connector. good thing you post a picture. LOL. Sorry m8.

 

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ddk220

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Oh, this is what happens without any connector. since it is a smart tv, it boots up to the android homescreen and then i have to choose the input. I removed all external connections and just booted the tv, and still this happens...

I had a hunch that it could be due to low voltage problems..possible?

 

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quandao93

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ddk220 :

Oh, this is what happens without any connector. since it is a smart tv, it boots up to the android homescreen and then i have to choose the input. I removed all external connections and just booted the tv, and still this happens...

I had a hunch that it could be due to low voltage problems..possible?

Yes!! this happens to me before when my house had electrical problem. I had lights but low voltage, so I tried turning on my tv and that happens. ITs definitely a low wattage problem. SOrry for the misunderstanding.

 

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ddk220

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oh thank god! however, i suspected this and bought a stabilizer, and the problem occurs nevertheless. It is just less frequent now. Should i get a better stabilizer or anything else to fix the problem?

 

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wilfredo duran

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ddk220 :

I have a wansa smart tv. After a few days of use, horizontal lines started appearing on the tv. It was like the whole display slowed down and images were appearing line by line, very slowly. How do I solve it?

 

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