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Carlos Serrano Posted on Apr 22, 2015

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Picture adjustment guide form a 32" LCD TV Dark Spots, shadows, etc. Thank You!

If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts.
http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/
Faults & possible causes to LCD & Plasma screen are given with illustrations. You can get an idea about the fault to an extent. Faults to all LCD & Plasma screen are similar, irrespective of its brand and screen size.
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It's possible the mirror has dome dust on it from jostling during the move. W dried water spot will do it too. The front screen will come off by removing the screws on the bezel. Be extremely careful cleaning the mirror.Any scratch by a cleaning cloth (never use paper) will permanently ruin it.
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Can not remove water spots from car ,my car is black, I wash and dry, spots are not coming out, tried everything,help

Water spots after drying is an indicator of hard water (calcium-lime and other minerals) Bore water or other than town water. It may be necessary to use a light buffering cream after drying to remove the marks
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I had water drip from the ceiling onto the front face/screen. It appears water dripped down between the bottom bezel and screen. Now there is a 1"x2" dark spot at the bottom of the screen. It...

Hi Kevin this type of problem needs to be serviced. What you see is liquid trap in the LCD screen that might damage other parts of the LCD if you wont fix it. If its under warranty call the Mitsubishi support.
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My 2 yrs old granddaughter sprayed freeze on my tv screen, now has dark grey spots on it. What to do.

if its an lcd be carefull plastic front layer on them it may have marked the plastic try warm diluted soapy water on a cloth but only damp not soaking or were water is running down the screen.
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try remove your screens and clean it
if notwork your engblock is bad
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The backlight has a black bubble in it and what ever game im playing you can see it. if the ds is switched off it is a dark black and is similar to when you push your finger into the ds screen. it goes...

the only way to fix it is to replace the screen.not to hard a job as long as your confided enough to have a go of stripping it down to replace it.
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Sounds like the screen burned out. Any water damage? Check the sticker on the phone (white box near battery) if not. Call your cellular provider and get the phone replaced.
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Water Damaged lcd tv?

Hi there.My 3yr old son water gun our 50" lcd tv sony bravia.I nearly have a heart attack.LOL.There were black mark at the bottom of the screen and when I touch it it's moving around.I realize that it was the water.So I didn't do anything.When we don't watch tv I turn it off from the wall.I kept doing this and after two weeks I notice that the black mark has gone.I don't why>So may be you could just leave as it is...good chance it may to away itself.I hope this helps.thanks.
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