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Old 10-15-2009, 08:44 AM   #1
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I had an Aquos TV for about 6 months. Recently I noticed it had a stuck pixel near the center of the screen.
Sharp kindly agreed to replace the TV for me. They came today with the new set but it also had one stuck pixel in almost the same place.

I am likely to get a refund now but I have also lost faith the the technology.
I thought stuck pixels were very rare. Can anyone recommend be a brand or will that make any difference? Am I just unlucky?

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Old 10-15-2009, 11:16 AM   #2
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Most complaints about stuck pixels like yours are becoming rare, that is true. There are some 'fixes' that sometimes work. You can try those.
I think there is a recent thread on that..maybe someone remembers.

I can not speak to the effectiveness of this one:

http://www.jscreenfix.com/
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Old 10-16-2009, 02:31 AM   #3
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Thanks but that software thing has never worked for me.

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Over the years I have purchased 8 HD (plasma & LCD) TVs and numerous LCD monitors. I have not ever had a stuck or dead pixel in any of them. So, I'd say "Yes, it is possible."

Oh, BTW, none of the TVs were a Sony.
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Over the years I have purchased 8 HD (plasma & LCD) TVs and numerous LCD monitors. I have not ever had a stuck or dead pixel in any of them. So, I'd say "Yes, it is possible."

Oh, BTW, none of the TVs were a Sony.
That's good to know.
Guess I was just unlucky then. Seems odd though. If the 3rd replacement is the same I won't know what to think anymore though.
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That's good to know.
Guess I was just unlucky then. Seems odd though. If the 3rd replacement is the same I won't know what to think anymore though.
Maybe it's a brand problem rather than a technology problem.
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Over the years I have purchased 8 HD (plasma & LCD) TVs and numerous LCD monitors. I have not ever had a stuck or dead pixel in any of them. So, I'd say "Yes, it is possible."

Oh, BTW, none of the TVs were a Sony.
I agree, I always thought it was a rare problem.
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I've never had an LCD monitor or TV with a stuck pixel, except after when I hit my old laptop's screen with something, and I had a couple stuck black ones in the lower right corner. My Sharp LC37D40U has been a great TV, no stuck pixels and not a single problem.
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Got another replacement (3rd one now) (different model)
It too had 1 stuck pixel. Getting replacement again.

I will post when I eventually get a good one.

I thought it was rare to get a stuck pixel, now I'm thinking it's rare to get a TV without one.

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Maybe it is time to try to get a refund and go with a different brand or tech.
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Maybe it is time to try to get a refund and go with a different brand or tech.
You may be right.
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4th TV is fine!
So... it is possible.
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4th TV is fine!
So... it is possible.
That's excellent, maybe there was a bad batch.
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That's excellent, maybe there was a bad batch.
Yep. And I've cleared a few from it.

Now to enjoy watching TV
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