1 year ago I bought a TV, it arrived with 2 stuck pixels on top of each other, blue. It was an LG, so I ring the retailer after doing some checking on the net, and they say it is within manufacturers tolerance. However the policy is if they are in the middle of the screen and within a 5cm diameter of each other that is not within tolerance. The retailer wont budge. I threaten to use the distance selling act, and they haven't even heard of it.
I try all the fixes suggested, none work. Luckily as they are blue they don't notice unless I am using it as a PC monitor and under certain conditions, I can use my 360, PS3 and TV without noticing, but I was just hacked off that a £500/$1000 TV comes in my view, defective.
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1 year ago I bought a TV, it arrived with 2 stuck pixels on top of each other, blue. It was an LG, so I ring the retailer after doing some checking on the net, and they say it is within manufacturers tolerance. However the policy is if they are in the middle of the screen and within a 5cm diameter of each other that is not within tolerance. The retailer wont budge. I threaten to use the distance selling act, and they haven't even heard of it.
I try all the fixes suggested, none work. Luckily as they are blue they don't notice unless I am using it as a PC monitor and under certain conditions, I can use my 360, PS3 and TV without noticing, but I was just hacked off that a £500/$1000 TV comes in my view, defective.