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Wannabe Geek
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Topic # 188991 12-Dec-2015 20:09
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Hi Guys,

Recently purchased a UA55JU6400 Samsung TV. Returned my first unit after a slight yellow tinge formed on the upper right hand side of the screen. Got a replacement and a yellow tinge is developing in the same spot. Beginning to think that I am doing something wrong. Any suggestions?

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Master Geek
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  Reply # 1449379 12-Dec-2015 20:43
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Is it sat in direct sunlight in the heat of the day?
Done any searching for similar faults reported by others?



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Wannabe Geek
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  Reply # 1449381 12-Dec-2015 20:47
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It is in the sunlight for maybe an hour or two each day but that shouldn't matter as this new one has begun developing the problem and I have had the curtains closed since it was built. Have searched for similar problems, haven't found anything yet.

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Ultimate Geek
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  Reply # 1454535 21-Dec-2015 13:12
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I have a 65" JU6400 and I'm on my second set.
The back-light dimming created a banding effect.

I haven't seen this fault in either of mine.
Sunlight will not cause this issue.

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