LED TV DISPLAY
LED TVs play a crucial role in our daily lives, offering entertainment, information, and connectivity. With a plethora of TV companies producing a wide range of sizes and models, LED TVs have become ubiquitous in households worldwide. However, one of the main challenges users face is the susceptibility of LED TVs to damage. Whether due to accidental bumps, falls, or other mishaps, display damage can quickly render a TV unusable. Fortunately, we offer a solution with our new display replacement service, designed to restore your TV to its former glory. Whether your screen is cracked, scratched, or experiencing other issues, our professional service ensures that your TV is back to delivering crisp, vibrant images and immersive entertainment experiences in no time.
CONTACT US:
contact address :
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LED LCD TV SERVICE CENTER
ashok nagar, Bharathiyar Rd, Maniyakarampalayam, Ganapathy, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641006
contact number :
08525828153
NEW DISPLAY FOR LED TV
We have wide range of display panels for all branded led tv like lg,sony,samsung,vu,mi,etc.
WE REPLACE DISPLAY FOR
- LG
- SAMSUNG
- SONY
- MI
- VU
- ONIDA
- BPL
- SANSUI
- PANASONIC
- INTEX
- MICROMAX
- OTHR BANDS
DISPLAY SIZE / TYPE
- 32 INCH HD READY DISPLAY
- 43 INCH FULL HD DISPLAY
- 43 INCH 4K ULTRA HD (uhd) DISPLAY
- 50 INCH 4K ULTRA HD DISPLAY
- 55 INCH 4K ULTRA HD DISPLAY
Frequently Asked Questions
- 32 inch display price
- 43 inch led tv screen replacement cost
- tv display replacement
- 55 inch tv display price
- 50 inch display screen price
- 65 inch display panel
- 32 inch led panel price
TYPES OF DISPLAY SCREEN DAMAGES
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Dead Pixels: Dead pixels are individual pixels on the screen that remain permanently off, appearing as small black dots. This damage can result from manufacturing defects, physical impact, or prolonged use.
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Stuck Pixels: Stuck pixels are individual pixels that remain on and display a single color, often appearing as red, green, or blue dots. They can result from manufacturing defects, electrical issues, or physical damage.
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Screen Burn-in: Screen burn-in occurs when a static image remains on the screen for an extended period, leading to a ghost image being permanently imprinted onto the display. This is more common in older plasma and OLED screens but can occur in any display technology with prolonged static image exposure.
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Cracked Screen: A cracked screen typically occurs due to physical impact or pressure on the display. It can result in visible cracks across the screen, which may distort or block portions of the image.
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Flickering: Flickering refers to rapid and intermittent changes in brightness or color on the screen. It can be caused by various factors such as a faulty backlight, loose connections, or electrical interference.
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Backlight Bleeding: Backlight bleeding occurs when light from the backlight leaks through the edges or corners of the display, resulting in uneven brightness and visible patches, especially in dark scenes.
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Color Banding: Color banding appears as visible bands or stripes of different colors across the screen, particularly in areas with subtle gradients. It can be caused by limitations in color depth, compression artifacts, or signal interference.
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Image Retention: Image retention, also known as temporary image persistence, happens when a static image remains on the screen temporarily after it has changed. It’s different from burn-in as it usually fades away with time or when displaying different content.
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Clouding: Clouding refers to uneven backlighting resulting in patches of lighter areas on the screen, particularly noticeable in dark scenes. It can occur due to uneven distribution of the backlight, manufacturing defects, or deterioration over time.
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Horizontal or Vertical Lines: Horizontal or vertical lines appearing across the screen can be caused by damaged connections, faulty panel components, or issues with the display driver.
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Interference Patterns: Interference patterns manifest as random patterns of lines or distortions on the screen and can result from electromagnetic interference, faulty cables, or signal disruptions.