04-12-2023 07:54 PM
Hello,
I've encountered an issue with my TV. It had fingerprints on the screen, and following the cleaning instructions provided only resulted in blue reflections appearing on the screen. I've also tried using my usual screen cleaning products, and it seems that the cleaned area is losing its magenta layer (the anti-glare coating). The only safe method I found to remove fingerprints was using 70% isopropyl alcohol. How can I activate the warranty for this issue? I really like this TV, it was quite expensive, and its performance is now significantly compromised. Is there any possible repair or solution for this? Eagerly awaiting your response.
04-12-2023 07:55 PM
04-12-2023 08:39 PM
05-12-2023 12:53 AM
Liquid cannot be sprayed directly on screen, must use a microfibre cloth. If necessary a small amount of ethanol may be used for stubborn stains but no chemicals. see more information here https://www.samsung.com/levant/support/tv-audio-video/how-to-clean-my-tv-screen/
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17-01-2024 09:49 AM
Is there a way to reapply the coating? I have the same issue and I used just water.
10-02-2024 10:01 PM
I have the same problem with my TV. It got dirty with my dog's saliva which ended up drying on it.
I used isopropyl alcohol to clean it but ended up losing its anti reflex coating in several areas of the TV.
Most of the stains do not appear when the TV is on; but when it is turned off, it gets very ugly. Still, in general the TV works very well - I would not like to replace it yet.
Does anyone know if it is possible to at least minimize this effect?
Thank you in advance.
23-02-2024 02:58 AM
Hello!
Same issues here. Can you activated the warranty? What was the solution?
27-02-2025 01:11 AM
Hello, I know it's been a long time, but were you able to solve this issue? I think I might have encountered a similar problem, and I'd appreciate some help.
I cleaned a small part on a corner and noticed that the reflexes on the screen had lost their purple tone