Tiny white spots show when viewing anything. they have increased in number

You may have bad pixels. What type of TV is it?

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check the settings and see if he has any CC1 or CC's activated or any type of Closed Caption. The only time something like this happens is usually when you have it set for CC2 or something along those lines.

It is the chip that controls the millions of mirrors inside the tv. If they are black, they are stuck closed. If they are white, they are stuck open. I JUST had the same the same thing happen with mine. I bought it 3yr and 2 months ago and I had an extended warranty on it for 3 years. Well, needless to say, it was out of warranty and I was pissed. The store I bought it from suggested I call Samsung. Which, I did. They asked for the model number and told me that my model (hlt5675sx) was one of the ones that is covered becasue they had a problem with the chip. Within 2 weeks, my tv was fixed by a repairman who came to my house. It works perfectly, now and it didn't cost me a penny. Good luck.

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It's a bad pixel spot. I have a TV that has a dark spot.
Nothing you can do about it.

My Samsung LCD has white spots on the screen. The tiny spots seem to be increasing in numbers. I am outside my warranty. Is this going to cost a lot. It is a 43in screen.

Hello the problem here is absolutely the DMD Board this is a commune problem with the Samsung DLP


are your spots like this picture?




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If these spots are small, they are likely the visual effect of a failing DLP chip. When some of the tiny mirrored surfaces on the chip stop moving, this is the result. This is not something you can fix yourself. A Samsung authorized service center will charge $400-$500 to replace it for you.

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New camera - this is not going to get better

On my i455 all the rear slots are occupied. The front only has 2,5,7, 8 occupied. It works fine that way. I think the rear is more critical than the front to proper paper feeding. Good luck