dead pixel

[Gentlekatt]

Hello, guys today my friend saw dead pixel are there anyways to fix it if yes pls help me thank you

[Pugs501]

It's Dead, hope it's not in a noticeable place

 

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[Gofspar]

lick the dead pixel.

[Pugs501]

lick the dead pixel.

[Sauron]

No way to fix it, unless it's still under warranty in which case you can ask for a sobstitute.

[SirSquid]

Is it a dead pixel (black dot) or a tuck pixel (some other color)?

[Gentlekatt]

Is it a dead pixel (black dot) or a tuck pixel (some other color)?

black dot

[SirSquid]

black dot

Then the only fix is to ask the manufacture of a refund, just be warned unless you have a high amount of dead pixels (3 or more) they might not let you. 

[Gentlekatt]

Then the only fix is to ask the manufacture of a refund, just be warned unless you have a high amount of dead pixels (3 or more) they might not let you. 

well ok btw how those dead pixels appear?

[SirSquid]

well ok btw how those dead pixels appear?

Errors in the manufacturing posses is the main cause. 

[Gentlekatt]

Errors in the manufacturing posses is the main cause. 

do you think asus could refund it or atleast send me new one?

[peter@nixeus]

Sometime pixels anomalies appear and disappear over time... check with your monitor brand's pixel policies - 1)They may have different pixel policies for different models 2) some don't consider dark pixel anomalies as a display defect (some only consider bright pixels) or unless it exceeds a particular amount. 

[GoodBytes]

If the monitor is brand new, just return it at the store without mentioning the dead pixel, and order a new one.

If the monitor is passed the return window period, than it can be stuck on black, and might fix itself, but usually a dead pixel is dead.

ASUS dead pixel policy for it's PA and PQ series is: 5 dead pixels or more. No zones of distance policy. You count 5 or more, you are eligible for an RMA.