Hello,
I was wondering if someone knows how to fix something like this:
https://abload.de/img/20170623_204518g3krf.jpg
As u can see there is a red shadow line kind of thing. It only appears on dark colors or dark grey/black. It does not appear on bright colors, red, blue, green, white etc.
The red shadow also only appears on dark colors after I used the notebook for aroun 10min+. When i start the notebook up, the line isn't there, even on dark colors, but appears over time.
I hope anyone knows how to fix this issue.
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My guess here is this is your panels form of light bleeding. If this is true then it is an issue with the panel and little can be done besides a new panel.
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Support.2@XOTIC PC Company Representative
That's not bleed, that's pressure damage to the panel.
Bleed is diffuse, gets brighter towards the edges and typically is achromatic (though not always).
Pressure damage (enough to damage but distinct from an impact that causes cracks) shows up as in the image, as either independent spots/blotches in the case where the part of the lid that presses into the panel is flat, or it follows the structure of something that sticks out from the lid, either part of the lid or something running behind the lid that's between the pressure spot and the LCD. It is usually reddish or yellowish. It can also be caused by the keyboard pressing into the screen from the front. It is not correctable, once the damage shows up it is permanent.TANWare likes this. -
I only though bleed, as it seems there is a blurry red tint too. Kind of hard to tell by the pic itself.
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Support.2@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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No it's not bleeding, it only looks like it because it's direcly in the sun and got some dirty spots on it, the poor camera quality + sun + dirt makes the relfections look like bleeding.
I don't think it's pressure damage. If it was pressure damage it would always show up right? As already stated at the beginning, the first 10-20mins (sometimes it takes a bit longer) there is no spot, even on dark tones, it only appears over time there.
For instance, if I would turn off my notebook wait for around 20 minutes and start again then it's gone. I got a LCD screen that got pressure damage and those marks are always present no matter what. -
Problem is pics will not do the issues justice. This is one of those things where you really have to be there to see it properly.
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Support.2@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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Support.2@XOTIC PC Company Representative
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Any suggestion is fine, I'll try em out. -
The best bet is to change the panel, but if it is a symptom typical of the panel you may be in just for more of the same.
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Is the panel being heated up by something behind it?
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Possible LCD Panel Fix?
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