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Small bug or mite in LED-LCD TV screen
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kiwitrc
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Uber Geek
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#1212513
12-Jan-2015 13:41
Do you think its a software or hardware bug? The possible fix mite be different?
garbonzai
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Ultimate Geek
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#1215034
14-Jan-2015 19:02
This has all been fixed,
Very difficult explaining it to people, but I just show them videos from cell phone of it scampering around in screen, then they get it.
A big
thank you
to
Konka
, who where very helpful and said take back to retailer and they will fix as a screen defect under warranty,
also a big
thank
you
to
Harvey Norman Hornby
(CHC), very helpful staff member, they just replaced TV with a new one.
Thankyou
PS, little mite/bug will probably find it's way out now., ha ha.
The new replacement TV.
kiwitrc
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#1215106
14-Jan-2015 21:09
That's a good result from Konka.
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