Part of screen reversed LG 55LM4600-UC

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  • Brentsky
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    • Oct 2013
    • 46
    • United States
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    Part of screen reversed LG 55LM4600-UC

    Anyone have any idea what could cause this on a LG 55LM4600-UC.
    Screen appears to function but a part of the screen is showing in reverse as shown in the photos.



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