- LG LED TV white spots - 2 Updates
| "ohg...@gmail.com" <ohger1s@gmail.com>: Jul 20 09:19AM -0700 > Live & learn. > Thanks for your advice just the same. > John T. If it's any consolation, there's a high mortality rate on the first few most people do, and no, there's no coming back from any damage if the internal glass layer gets fractured. Even we pros crack one here or there. The single biggest reason displays get cracked is that tiny misalignment between the display and the four corner guides. I not only inspect by eye through my opti-visors but run my fingers over with my eyes closed to feel that the screen is indeed below grade on the guides. That's why I do the top pull of the display on most units so I can be *sure* the display is nestled down and below grade before the outer mask goes back. Some (like RCA, Proscan, some Elements, etc.) bond the display to the plastic channel so it A) won't move and B) is easier to remove by pulling the back pan. LG doesn't bond the display to the guides so I do those by pulling the display from the outside/top. Sorry it didn't work out. |
| hubops@ccanoemail.com: Jul 20 12:40PM -0400 >Sorry it didn't work out. I got the new Sony working - except for getting TV box remote to work with it. The new TV was quite-something - the initial setup involved a series of " Terms and Conditions " from Master Google ! - inescapable, no option to opt out, sheeesh .. It makes me afraid to use the TV's wifi ! John T. |
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