Hello everyone. I bought a Samsung UHD 55 TV. The TV set is less than a week old. There are spots from the backlight at the bottom edge, and the image is displayed normally. Where can they come from? Is this a factory defect or maybe improper handling of the equipment? What can I do with this?

Have the TV serviced, they should repair or replace it under warranty.

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Thanks, but can you say more about these patches?

Defect in any of the matrix layers. Why do you need to know it if we don't know anything without dismantling the matrix? The TV is under warranty.

I am curious, and before I take him to the site I would like to know if it could be my fault.

Are there mechanical damages like cracked matrix? If it's not, it's not your fault.

There are no cracks, except for highlighting, the image displays correctly. Thanks for the help

Don't do it - they can blame you. Report the service, and they are expected to come to your home.

Hello! I have the same problem. I wonder how this case ended. Has the TV been repaired or replaced?

Don't look at it, because each case is individual - advertise TV in the store, or give it back within 14 days (if bought online).

Samsung UHD 55 TV: Backlight Spots Near Bottom Edge - Factory Defect or Improper Handling?

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Hello everyone. I bought a Samsung UHD 55 "TV. The TV set is less than a week old. There are spots from the backlight at the bottom edge, and the image is displayed normally.
Where can they come from? Is this a factory defect or maybe improper handling of the equipment? What can I do with this?
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Have the TV serviced, they should repair or replace it under warranty.
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Advertise, do nothing yourself.

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Thanks, but can you say more about these patches?
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Goofiq wrote:
Thanks, but can you say more about these patches?

Defect in any of the matrix layers. Why do you need to know it if we don't know anything without dismantling the matrix? The TV is under warranty.
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Piotr2608 wrote:
Defect in any of the matrix layers. Why do you need to know it if we don't know anything without dismantling the matrix? The TV is under warranty.

I am curious, and before I take him to the site I would like to know if it could be my fault.
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Are there mechanical damages like cracked matrix? If it's not, it's not your fault.
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There are no cracks, except for highlighting, the image displays correctly. Thanks for the help
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Goofiq wrote:
before I take him to the service

Don't do it - they can blame you.
Report the service, and they are expected to come to your home.
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Hello!
I have the same problem. I wonder how this case ended. Has the TV been repaired or replaced?
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I have the same problem. I wonder how this case ended.

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Topic summary

A user reported backlight spots at the bottom edge of their new Samsung UHD 55" TV, questioning whether it was a factory defect or due to improper handling. Responses suggested that the issue likely stems from a defect in the matrix layers, and the TV should be serviced under warranty. Users advised against attempting repairs themselves to avoid being blamed for any damage. It was noted that if there are no visible mechanical damages, the user is not at fault. Some participants shared similar experiences and recommended returning the TV if purchased online within the return period.
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