chrisjoanne
Standard Member
Before I put a hammer to my Mimo can someone please help me out?
Having purchased a Pany PD30 - what seems like many moons ago - I then exchanged for a Toshiba 32ZP.
The Pany, as we all know, has major faults. My PD30 had numerous problems and I thought the Toshiba would be ideal.
However after 3 Toshiba's - all with Geometry problems, which I could not put up with (they do have a rotation option on the 36 TV!!) - I went for the Loewe Mimo.
The geometry WAS slightly out but I knew before I purchased the Mimo that it has a rotate option, which would sort the problem out.
The first Mimo had a black spot on the inside of the screen, which I was told might be a burnt out pixel (?)
I had to change the geometry to +3 to correct this.
Everything was perfect except the black bloody dot, which was noticeable when the picture shown was a light colour.
I'm certainly not paying £1100 for a Tv which isn't atleast 99% correct.
This Tv was exchanged last week, after a 3 month delay, again to a Mimo.
However, the geometry is a mile out. I have no problems with the Tv except the geometry.
To correct/level the bottom of the screen it now needs to be on +9.
When I do this the top of the screen goes way out.
This can be seen if I am watching a widescreen program. The black bar at the bottom will be level but the black bar at the top will be out, by about 4-5 mm - Which I believe is quite a lot. Also if I am watching Sky News/Sky Sports, which has writing at the top and bottom of the screen, you can clearly see it is not right.
If you look at the picture I have added (its a bit of an exaggeration) you can see no matter which way the picture will rotate you cannot get the top level with the bottom.
I hope I've made sense here and hopefully someone out there can advise me what to do.
Exchange the Tv for another Mimo? Get an engineer out to fix the rotation problem?
I'm sure this is NOT within the boundaries that some companies work to. I've tried to live with it but unfortunately I'm constantly looking at the fault.
Please advise.
Chris

Having purchased a Pany PD30 - what seems like many moons ago - I then exchanged for a Toshiba 32ZP.
The Pany, as we all know, has major faults. My PD30 had numerous problems and I thought the Toshiba would be ideal.
However after 3 Toshiba's - all with Geometry problems, which I could not put up with (they do have a rotation option on the 36 TV!!) - I went for the Loewe Mimo.
The geometry WAS slightly out but I knew before I purchased the Mimo that it has a rotate option, which would sort the problem out.
The first Mimo had a black spot on the inside of the screen, which I was told might be a burnt out pixel (?)
I had to change the geometry to +3 to correct this.
Everything was perfect except the black bloody dot, which was noticeable when the picture shown was a light colour.
I'm certainly not paying £1100 for a Tv which isn't atleast 99% correct.
This Tv was exchanged last week, after a 3 month delay, again to a Mimo.
However, the geometry is a mile out. I have no problems with the Tv except the geometry.
To correct/level the bottom of the screen it now needs to be on +9.
When I do this the top of the screen goes way out.
This can be seen if I am watching a widescreen program. The black bar at the bottom will be level but the black bar at the top will be out, by about 4-5 mm - Which I believe is quite a lot. Also if I am watching Sky News/Sky Sports, which has writing at the top and bottom of the screen, you can clearly see it is not right.
If you look at the picture I have added (its a bit of an exaggeration) you can see no matter which way the picture will rotate you cannot get the top level with the bottom.
I hope I've made sense here and hopefully someone out there can advise me what to do.
Exchange the Tv for another Mimo? Get an engineer out to fix the rotation problem?
I'm sure this is NOT within the boundaries that some companies work to. I've tried to live with it but unfortunately I'm constantly looking at the fault.
Please advise.
Chris