02-08-2019 11:26 AM in
TVHi there,
My just more than two year old (and therefore just out of warranty) television has begun to show a top-to-bottom darker area or shadow just to the left of centre.
I was appalled to learn that a local Samsung-recommended repairer has quoted me €200 MORE THAN THE COST of the original television(!) just to supply the part - labour NOT included!
I am obviously very disappointed that such a new and expensive television is showing such a problem - I understand it is a problem that other people have experienced... Is there anyone from Samsung who would care to comment on this matter?
Many thanks
Rik
14-10-2022 01:38 AM in
TVI would love to know more about how I’d go about doing what you were able to do if you get a chance to respond. Just happened to mine a few weeks ago and I was sort of resigned to the fact that I made a bad decision to buy a Samsung.
05-11-2022 12:24 PM - last edited 12-11-2022 07:49 AM ) in
TV24-11-2022 04:10 PM in
TVJust back up on the problem. We are in UK and my 75" is 15 months old and the dark stripe is pretty bad. Samsung helpline take you to Picture testing eventually and then say TV needs a repair, but the problem is not known to them !!I have a company to contact re-repair but it's really pointless as the cost will be too high based on other blogs.They must know and should take responsibility for this fault, as it's a £900 TV and 15 months old. new set will not be Samsung for sure.
22-12-2022 12:20 PM in
TVI have the same problem with my 65 inch Samsung, the dark band started on the right side about 4 inches wide, it has now moved to the middle of the screen and it is a good 18-24 inches wide now. My TV was just about 3 years old when the problem started. With what you pay for these QLED TV's you shouldn't have to deal with these problems and Samsung should man-up and stand behind their products.
It sounds like a panel problem but my concern is you replace the panel and the problem comes back (this has to be a defect in the design of the panel), unless Samsung has fixed the defect so they know it won't happen anymore.
My TV is a 2018 model, I am curious to see if anyone here has a 2021 model or newer with this problem.