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Jedi Knight |
Hi!
It appears I have some monitor burn-in on my 24" Alum-iMac. It's not "bad," but I CAN see it on the right side of my screen. I've changed desktop colors to confirm, and even restarted my machine to "jolt" the screen a bit. Is this even possible? I thought only CRTs had burn-in issues. Would this be something covered under AppleCare? Thanks! Thom |
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iBBS Addict |
This happened to my wife's 24" too. Shut it off overnight and it should go away. Also don't leave windows in the same position for days.
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Jedi Knight |
I DO sometimes leave Chat client windows in the same spot. My screen goes to sleep after about 20 min. of inactivity. Also, the machine sleeps every night.
The burn-in is on the right side of the screen only...maybe within 6 inches from the right edge of the screen. Wallpaper burn-in (slight) as well as some chat client windows and at least 1 folder are visible. Slight...but noticeable. Thom |
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Jedi Council Member |
It is not likely that Apple Care would replace the monitor as this is a user caused issue.
Flat panel TV's will do the same thing. |
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iBBS Addict |
As I said it will go away. Switch to a white background for a few days & shut down every night for a few days. Also be sure no windows are in the area of the burn in.
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Jedi Knight |
You know what? YOU WERE RIGHT!!!!! LOL. I can't see any burn in this morning. At all. One thing I DID notice (shortly after I got my iMac over a year ago)...was the color temp. discrepancy across the screen. On mine, the center and just left of center is a bit darker then the rest of the monitor. I know this is a "problem," and I don't think there's any fix for that, aside from returning the iMac and trying to find a better screen. For the most part, it works well, so I am happy. Thanks for the tip on the burn-in. So weird! Thom |
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