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Samsung Curved Monitor "Delamination"

SlowMixit

Seems like my monitor's surface werent attached properly to lcd panel, on top there is sizeable cap and backlight visible trough it.

Anyone else had this kind of issues with curved monitors?

 

Wondering if i should disassemble monitor and "glue" the "glass" back into monitor or should i just send it to warrantly, its gonna take like 3months knowing how the retailer who i bought it from handles warranties.

 

 

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1 vote for warranty on the grounds that trying what you describe will void the one you got

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

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On grounds of right to repair. It wont void warranty on other parts of the monitor, like if electronics broke, electronics would still be covered by warranty. And unless they can proof the damage was caused by new glue installation they cannot void warranty in my country.

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Dell R710 NAS : 2 x X5660 Xeon | 96GB DDR3 ECC | Intel X520-T2 Dual 10GbE NIC | 6 x 16TB Seagate Exos X16 | Dual 1TB Kingston NVMe as Cache | IBM M1015 flashed IT-mode | Proxmox 

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