I have an increasing number of white spots on my 3 year old Samsung DLP 4676 TV. The number is increasing a bunch every day. Obviously a Samsung design flaw based on the number of people with the same problem. What is the likelyhood of getting Samsung to remedy their big blunder?
Hello the problem here is absolutely the DMD Board this is a commune problem with the Samsung DLP
are your spots like this picture?
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Hello I have posted this eariler, it applies here so here goes: As the commercial goes, "It's the mirrors" and that is exactly what it is. The DMD (digital micromirror device) DLP chip that is the problem. The areas that are white are due to stuck or malfunctioning mirrors. This will only get more pronounced as time goes on. The fix is to replace the DLP chip and or module. I would advise that you get a qualified TV technician to do this. I hope this helps Thank you, Shuttle83 http://www.electron-age-technologies-llc.com
Did Samsung ever correct your problem with the white dots? I am going through the same thing, and Samsung doesn't want to make good on this issue at all - they will only tell me where to buy the chip, if I want to pay for it myself. The technician tells me that the chip will only be warranteed for 3 months, and that dry heat in your home worsens the problem - I run a wood stove several months out of the year....do I have to trade warmth for a decent TV? Or has Samsung developed a chip that is not affected by "dry heat", that I can replace the faulty one with?
to samaung this is a normal wear and tear problem, you need to change the chip or have someone change it for you
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