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Old 31-10-2003, 9:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Panasonic PT AE200E - Dead Pixels

Can any one tell me if Kloplett or any of the other retailers who are offering a good deal on the AE200 will carry out a check for dead pixels?

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Old 31-10-2003, 9:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Komplett don't AFAIK, Discount Electrical do.
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Old 01-11-2003, 2:14 PM   #3 (permalink)
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thats true, i was lucky and when i got it it didn't have any dead pixels, but now there is this really annoying dead pixel right in the centre.
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Old 01-11-2003, 3:07 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Damn, I hope mine doesn't develop any dead pixels.

I believe there are a few tricks to hiding them though, like getting a little sticker the colour that absorbs the dead pixel colour, and sticking it on the screen.
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Old 01-11-2003, 3:38 PM   #5 (permalink)
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thats true, i was lucky and when i got it it didn't have any dead pixels, but now there is this really annoying dead pixel right in the centre.
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What does it look like, is it permanent white /blue/etc...

Tomfoolery's right. If it's a bright permanent pixel. Get a small dark grey pixel sized sticker and put it where the offending pixel is.

I heard it can go a long way to help dead pixels.

BTW. How many hours on your bulb Fred?
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Old 01-11-2003, 3:45 PM   #6 (permalink)
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hey there cyberheater and tom,
It is a bright green one and is REALLY annnoying, it developed around 10 hrs into the bulb life. sometimes i can't take my eye off it, i found a thread with someone who had a stuck green pixel and he put a yellow mark there, i will do that soon.
I have clocked up around 35 hours, i am watching literally all my dvds, even though i have seen them so many times, and i am still loving it. I was really going to go for one of the new z2's or the panny 500 but soon i appreciated how good the 200 was and i am really enjoying it. i still can't get over the £700 i paid for it, it feels almost wrong, you can't even get a good 32 inch crt for that.
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oh yeah and how many hours have you guys got on the bulb?any dead pixels?
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I've clocked up 11 hours now, and no dead pixels.

I really hope it stays that way, but my LCD monitor developed two dead pixels after half a years (constant) use.
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Old 01-11-2003, 7:36 PM   #9 (permalink)
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120 hours up on low power mode and no problems. everyone that sees my projector wants one they are just blown away with the picture for the price!!!
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I may be wrong, I may well be wrong! (at home so no access to spec sheet) but I think Panasonic class up to 5 blue as in spec but even 1 green is unacceptable and can be considered a defective unit!
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benji_m might be right:-

http://www.shootandshow.com/panasonic-deadpixel.htm

Panasonic Spec for dropped pixels:

- Up to four blue is classed as acceptable anything over is replaced.
- Up to one red is classed as acceptable anything over is replaced.
- If you have one green it is unacceptable and will be replaced.
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so does this mean i could get my pt-ae 200 repaired/replaced?!
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so does this mean i could get my pt-ae 200 repaired/replaced?!
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Possibly.

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I have one dead/stuck blue pixel on my AE100. It isnt there for the first 5 minutes the projector is turned on but then soon appears. Is this normal? For the first five minutes the pixel works fine.
Does anybody know what colour of sticker I should attach to my screen to dull out the blue pixel?
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I have one dead/stuck blue pixel on my AE100. It isnt there for the first 5 minutes the projector is turned on but then soon appears. Is this normal? For the first five minutes the pixel works fine.
Does anybody know what colour of sticker I should attach to my screen to dull out the blue pixel?
use a yellow sticker to dull out the blue colour works very well trust me
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