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Out of the blue overnight my Samsung tv has developed a bright spot on the screen.
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Apparently one of the led diffuser lenses has come loose, this is a fairly common problem with led TV's. I've found several videos of people doing the repair. I don't know if any "professional" technicians do this type of work. It seems like the kind of job that has a high potential for failure for even a competent inexperienced person. Have any of you done this procedure?
Last edited by Lee Schierer; 06-26-2020 at 8:31 AM.
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Sorry, no help here. That's a stinky deal. I'd try the repair because it would drive me insane watching that. But ya, high risk of failure I suspect.
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And while you are in there it may be a good idea to reglue them all if they are not too hard to get too after it is opened up.
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How big a TV? I might try it on a 40" or smaller, but the logistics could get out of hand quickly on a really big one.
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You might try gently massaging the screen area around the bright spot, with content on the screen showing clearly where it is.Originally Posted by Lee Schierer
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