Before calling for any repair, check the following and then refer to a near A/S center.
If there is no problem with the screen or sound, the “tick” sound is likely to result y
from the cabinet lightly shrinking with the change of room temperature. The sound
does not affect product’s performance.
As for a screen which is over 16:9 in width (such as cinema-sized one), no image y
may be displayed at upper and bottom part of the screen.
Check whether the problem is caused by vehicle, streetcar, high-voltage cable or y
neon sign, which emitting interference wave or electromagnetic induction. Avoid any
interfering object.
PDP sets or screen can be hot, because basic principle of PDP driving is Plasma y
discharge between electrodes.
It is not a defect or a malfunction of the product, you may continue to use the product. y
The followings are phenomena caused by characteristics of the plasma display panel.
Since it is not a fault, you may continue to use the product.
Although the plasma display panel is manufactured with high-precision y
technology, there may exist black or twinkling spots on the screen.
Since it is not a fault, you may continue to use the product.
Displaying static images such as still video frames or computer screen y
images for an extended period of time may cause burn-in effect.
The burn-in effect may be gradually reduced by displaying full white
pattern.
However, please always be careful in using static images on this product, y
because such burn-in effect may cause permanent damages in some
cases.
When you turn on the product slight buzzing sound may be heard y
from the rear of display panel. Since it is not a fault, you may continue
to use the product.
Optical film that is attached on the panel can be slightly decolorized y
after long time of use. The degree of decolorization may vary
depending on display contents and conditions.
It is due to the characteristics of the film, but it is not a defect.
(It is caused by chemical characteristics of the film.)
Downloaded From TV-Manual.com Manuals
To Next Page
Loading...