I have a Polaroid LCD TV that has a burn in mark on it . What is the best way to get rid of or reduce the Burn in?
LCD Burn In
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Re: LCD Burn In
It is not burn in. Unfortunately Polaroid used very poor quality CHUNGWHA, CHI-MEI or sometimes AUO LCD screens in these TVs which have mura build up over years. The problem is unrepairable, though reducing the brightness and loosening the case screws can sometimes reduce the effect.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: LCD Burn In
Thanks for the quick reply.That's too bad, now the value of the TV is permanently reduced.Comment
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