What to do about a Dead Pixel?
Hey Gang,
I got my Touch back in December 07. I noticed a week ago I have a dead pixel in the middle/right of the display. It was new & perfect when I got it online. I didn't get any insurance though. I would like to exchange this one at a Sprint store for a new one. Any tips on how to successfully exchange this unit for another one? ~Sy(\) |
Either do a warranty replacement, or live with it.
--James |
GREAT advice! ... never thought of that.
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I also have a dead pixel. Only see it when I'm using the camera. Otherwise, it doesn't bother (yet.) |
Mine had one near the bottom after I bought it in November, took it back a few weeks later and got a replacement.
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yeah.... only I can see it. That's because I am obsessed with it! I notice everything cool/not-cool about it (^_^).
I can really see it on a white page. Like email or something. I suppose I'll try to exchange it. I will never know until i try! After the "ordeal", I'll post my results. ~SY(\) |
If you get someone nice at the store they might just help you. Otherwise warranty is the only other option.
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In some cases, you can "massage" the dead pixel out. I've read this in laptop magazines about screens that have a dead pixel. I'm not sure how this will work out with the touch screen, but it's better than nothing.
http://www.google.com/search?q=dead+pixel+massage |
how can you test the screen to see if there are any dead pixel? I have a touch and I also want to test my laptop. Thanks
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look around for a mobile dead pixel app.
what it does is just flash random colors fast to bring the pixel back.. but i dont know how reliable the technique is on mobile phones. |
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