Issue with dead pixel on lcd monitor-please help.

[MatchBoxx]

They will definitely visit you...it's just you are getting impatient!

 

[abhidev]

@abhidev:if ur monitor is still under warranty,do not try to repair/fix it yourself-it may actually make things worse.Try contacting the service centre and ask them to send one of their technicians over to your place to check out the issue.

will definitely call the lg guys.....

 

[quicky008]

Today I was visited by a samsung technician at about 9 am-he had with him a new LCD panel which he installed in my monitor.He told me that samsung's official policy is to replace a defective panel only if it has atleast 2-3 dead pixels but he had replaced mine anyway out of sheer goodwill-this sounded too good to be true,i don't know what to make of it-lol.

 

[MatchBoxx]

Today I was visited by a samsung technician at about 9 am-he had with him a new LCD panel which he installed in my monitor.He told me that samsung's official policy is to replace a defective panel only if it has atleast 2-3 dead pixels but he had replaced mine anyway out of sheer goodwill-this sounded too good to be true,i don't know what to make of it-lol.

lucky you!
did he take any "cash"?

 

[quicky008]

@Sammy:No dude.But i think it won't be just as easy for me to get a replacement if this new LCD panel ever develops a single dead pixel in future,just like its predecessor.

 

[MatchBoxx]

Thats true!

 

[quicky008]

Lets hope such issues won't occur again,but one never knows-electronic items have become highly unreliable these days.

 

[tkin]

Good thing it all got sorted out for you, anyway putting too much pressure on lcd would crack it and kill a large area, so stay clear in future.