LED screen
•Although the LED screen is manufactured by state-of-
the-art technologies, with effective pixels reaching up
to 99.99% or even higher, b lack spots or bright spots
such as red, blue and green may appear on the LED
screen continuously. This is the structure nature of the
LED panel rather than a failure.
•As the LED screen is manufactured by state-of-the-
art technologies, it can attain high performance and
picture display quality. The backlight setting of the
TV is set as the maximal brightness of the TV set.
However, when no source is available under dark en-
vironments or when watching the LED TV on blank
screens, you will find that the TV brightness is uneven.
It is a normal condition rather than a failure.
•Keep the LED screen surface from sunlight, or it will
damage the LED panel.
•Do not push or shake the LED screen or place an
article on the TV set, as it may make the image
become uneven or the LED panel will be damaged.
•The TV set picture may have spots or the picture
may become dark when the TV set is used in a cold
environment. This does not indicate that the machine
has failed. These conditions may be improved as the
temperature rises.
•The screen may have shades when a still (non-moving)
image remains on the screen for a long time. It will
disappear automatically after some time.
•The TV screen and the case become hot when the TV
set is turned on. This is normal.
•Avoid spraying insect repellent containing volatile
substances on the screen.
•Avoid long term contact with rubber or plastic
materials against the TV set.
Fragments
Do not throw any thing towards the TV set, as the screen
glass may be broken, resulting in severe personal injury.
Do not touch the TV before unplugging the AC power
cord if the TV screen surface is broken, or it may result in
electric shock.
Disposal of glass fragments and leaked liquid crystal
If the LED panel is broken, it may result in a liquid crystal
leak and glass fragments may fall scattered. Do not touch
glass fragments and hazardous liquid crystal so as not to
result in incised wounds, dermal toxicity or infection. In
addition, do not let glass fragments or leaked liquid crystal
touch the eyes or the mouth. Rinse them thoroughly with
running water and consult a doctor if glass fragments or
leaked liquid crystal touch the eyes or the mouth.
Cable connection
Be sure to unplug the AC power cord when connecting
cables to secure personal safety. Be careful so that feet will
not stumble on cables, as this may damage the TV set.
Electric shock
Do not touch the AC power cord or the TV set with
a wet hand. Plugging in or unplugging the AC power
cord with a wet hand may result in electric shock.
Thunderstorm
Unplug the power cord from the outlet on the wall
and disconnect the antenna to better protect the
TV set during thunderstorms or when it will be idle
for a long time. This may prevent an electric surge
brought by lightning or power lines from damaging
the TV set.
When it is not used
If you won’t be watching TV for the upcoming
days, you should disconnect the TV set from
the AC outlet out of environmental and safety
considerations. When the TV set is turned off,
its connection to the AC power supply is not
disconnected. Unplug the power cord from the AC
outlet to disconnect the TV set from the AC power
supply completely.
Overload
The designed operation voltage of the TV set is AC
220V. Do not connect too many electric devices to
the same AC outlet so as not to cause a fire or an
electric shock.
Optional equipments
Do not keep too near to the TV set when installing
optional equipments, which shall be kept at least 30
cm (1 ft.) away from the TV set. If a VCR is installed
in front of or beside the TV set, the TV set picture
may become distorted. If the TV set is near to a
device with electromagnetic radiation, picture
distortion and/or noise may occur.
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