Dead pixel yes or not?? Please help.

[Sasqui]

Problem solved. Took it apart. Opened the metal frame behind the panel and there came out a nasty piece of black thing at that top left area between the fiber refractor and the light spreader. I gently removed it with spectacle cloth. Then came my beloved vacuum cleaner. Switched to the blower mode and removed all dusts. Finally reassembled everything and presto. Problem GONE.
LG ROCKS. :-D
Have a drink everyone.

Persitence pays off! Time for a beer bath!

 

[Frick]

No man its fixed. Read my previous post.

Yeah I must have posted milliseconds after you. Good to hear.

 

[itsakjt]

Some pics for the project.

See it? The black spot.

Assembled and job done.

Hope this will help others too. Just be careful while doing it and be ultra patient.

 

[xvi]

Some pics for the project.
Assembled and job done.
Hope this will help others too. Just be careful while doing it and be ultra patient.

You deserve a million kudos for not only describing how you fixed it, but posting pictures as well.

For future reference, a dead pixel can sometimes be exercised or physically massaged (less recommended) to free it up. I need to try exercising a pixel on my new TV, actually.

 

[Sasqui]

Some pics for the project.

http://imageshack.us/a/img515/16/20130405001534.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img705/2/20130405002901.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img838/6012/20130405002933.jpg

See it? The black spot.

http://imageshack.us/a/img826/5922/20130405004412.jpg

Assembled and job done.

Hope this will help others too. Just be careful while doing it and be ultra patient.

Wow...

You deserve a million kudos for not only describing how you fixed it, but posting pictures as well.

See the above "Wow" Well said.

 

[itsakjt]

So it seems someone was not wanting me to use the monitor. The very next day after I repaired it a thief came in the passage(we live in ground floor) and pulled the disconnected internet wire so hard that the wire somehow got twisted with monitor wires and fell down. And with it broke the LCD.

So today I got a new one(convinced dad). A LG E2042TC.

 

[m1dg3t]

Problem solved. Took it apart. Opened the metal frame behind the panel and there came out a nasty piece of black thing at that top left area between the fiber refractor and the light spreader. I gently removed it with spectacle cloth. Then came my beloved vacuum cleaner. Switched to the blower mode and removed all dusts. Finally reassembled everything and presto. Problem GONE.
LG ROCKS. :-D
Have a drink everyone.

Hey man thats awesome! Glad you managed to get it opened and cleaned

So it seems someone was not wanting me to use the monitor. The very next day after I repaired it a thief came in the passage(we live in ground floor) and pulled the disconnected internet wire so hard that the wire somehow got twisted with monitor wires and fell down. And with it broke the LCD.

So today I got a new one(convinced dad). A LG E2042TC.

Ahhhh! You guys get m1dg3t luck there to? Nice your dad got you a new one, enjoy your frames!

 

[Widjaja]

I had a heap of these things after replacing a blown cap in an old monitor.
I was pretty sure they weren't dead pixels and it was strange how they gathered in the bottom corners.

Now I see it was dust which accumulated over the years and somehow made it's way in to the panel itself.

Well done for fixing yours.

 

[Frick]

I had a heap of these things after replacing a blown cap in an old monitor.
I was pretty sure they weren't dead pixels and it was strange how they gathered in the bottom corners.

Now I see it was dust which accumulated over the years and somehow made it's way in to the panel itself.

Well done for fixing yours.

I've had the same thing as well, but that did turn out to a dying panel. The lesson is it always pays to check, as you can see earlier in the thread i was sure it was a dead panel. We learn everyday and im glad i was wrong. also i laughed at the monitor falling over.

 

[Widjaja]

I've had the same thing as well, but that did turn out to a dying panel. The lesson is it always pays to check, as you can see earlier in the thread i was sure it was a dead panel. We learn everyday and im glad i was wrong. also i laughed at the monitor falling over.

With mine I could tell they were not pixels but appeared to be things which appeared further back behind the pixels.

Either way, it gave me an excuse to buy a new monitor which I really needed as the old monitor panel was a piece of garbage in the first place.