I have pixel lines going down my TI-83 Plus LCD screen. Any thing that goes through the line of the dead pixel you can see. My cousin gave it to me and said he didnt use it for months. I tryed leaving it on for about 5 minutes. Can anyone help me please?
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While someone skilled in electronics may be able to fix it with enough time, the cost in time and labor would far outweigh the cost of a new calculator.
Yeah, the LCD screen of your handset model has a problem causing black lines to appear. Kindly bring it to service center to avail of the warranty if it still have.. :)
or to a cellphone technician who replaces LCD screen..
Have a nice day ahead! ^_^
If it's a complete line down the screen, then likely no. On the LCD screen itself there are these tiny, thin plastic ribbon cables that attach your screen to the circuit board inside and once it tears, it's gone for good. If the calculator is relatively new, ask Texas Instruments' support team to see if you might be able to get either servicing or replacement.
I've heard that if you press on the dead pixels with your finger for a few seconds, sometimes they go away. I've also heard if you get a damp cloth, turn the screen off, press it on the dead pixels, turn the thing on, and remove the cloth, they might also go away.
I've had a similar problem in the past with my TI-86. It still happens sometimes when I don't use it for a while.
To fix it, all I did was set the screen to its darkest setting and left it on for 10 minutes (keep it from turning itself off, by pushing buttons every few minutes.) It works great, and the calculator is fine unless you leave it unused for a month or so.
A similar solution may work for you.
I ment can't see(. Any thing that goes through the line of the dead pixel you can see*)
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