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Re: Could these marks be condensation?

Angel22 — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:54:17 GMT

Do you have any ideas as to what the dark patches were? Did they appear every time you turned the TV on or were they only sometimes visible? Was there any particular times when you saw the patches, for example damp days or if the weather turned cold (sounds crazy I know, but something has changed).

These marks, dark patches, whatever you can call them, are still visible for a short while after turning the TV off. Could you ever see your dark patches after turning off?

Yes we do leave the TV plugged in all the time. We just press the stand-by button to turn it off and a red light is continuoulsy showing in the bottom right hand corner of the TV. Otherwise we would have to enter the PIN code each time we plugged the TV in. Any particular reason for you asking this? What do you do?

Re: Could these marks be condensation?

Large48 — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 01:27:18 GMT

It sounds like something I had on my Mark 3 - dark patches as such.

Once it had been on for a while they disappeared and I don't have the problem now.

Do you leave the TV plugged in all the time? or do you switch it off at the power when not using it?

Re: Could these marks be condensation?

TripEnglish — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 16:34:11 GMT

Is it possible to capture a photo of the effect? It could theoretically be condensation. The front glass isn't vacuum sealed on, after all.

Could these marks be condensation?

Angel22 — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 15:21:25 GMT

I have got a BV7-40. What I am about to describe has happened a couple of times in the past week. It has never happened before.

After the TV has been on for about 15 mins. some funny type of marks appear on the screen - quite large size marks (sort of like funny shapes) - sometimes 2 shapes, today only the one.

The funny shapes are still visible once the TV has been turned off. After about 30 mins. the marks have gone completely.

It is definitely not on the outer surface of the screen - tried a duster, but absolutely no change.

I have only had the TV throughout the Summer months, but it is not exactly what you could call very cold even now.

It just looks like condensation.

Are B&O TV's sensitive to temperature change or any dampness in rooms?

Anyone experienced this or heard of anything like it?