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FAZILKALKAN

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September 28th, 2019 12:00

Is this dead pixel?

White backgruand is more prominent, pale in dark colors.

Dead or stuck pixel?

What can i do?

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  • FAZILKALKAN

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    Posted September 28th, 2019 12:00

    Okay, i dont know just white stain not colorful. I've tried the other color backdrops, the white background is more obvious.

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    Posted September 28th, 2019 12:00

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    Posted September 28th, 2019 12:00

    Welcome to the Dell Community  @FAZILKALKAN 

    Until the eClerx team approves the images only you can see them.

    Let you know more then.

    Best regards,

    U2

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    Posted September 28th, 2019 13:00

    It won't go any further, will it? Like cancer.

  • U2CAMEB4ME

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    Posted September 28th, 2019 13:00

    @FAZILKALKAN  

    Looks like what we would call rub/pressure marks.

    There are many layers to an LCD display and it looks like some are rubbing together.

    It could be the prism, one of the polarizing layers or the white back sheet???

    Just the same it is definitely a bad display.

    Regards,

    U2

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    Posted September 28th, 2019 13:00

    @FAZILKALKAN 

    Unfortunately yes it can grow just like a cancer.

    Depending on the amount of flexibility and mobility will determine how fast.

    Try to reduce opening and closing.

    Avoid storing/transporting in a backpack.

    Do not stack other objects on top.

    Regards,

    U2