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Old 08-19-2023, 10:56 AM   #1
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Default Help with a weird burn on my screen

I have a Toshiba TV. I can’t see what kind it is, but I have it narrowed down to LCD, LED, or plasma. Anyway, where the wires and such plug in on the back, right in that spot there’s a roughly 4x4 bright spot on my TV. I knew it was a burn, so at first I kept the TV off as much as possible to keep from making it worse. Now I have one of those “make the burn go away” videos on to see if that does anything. Any diagnosis or help you guys can offer me?
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Can you find out the model number of the TV?

If it's a bright spot, it could be an LED issue. I see a lot of totally cooked LED LCD TVs in restaurants, bars etc that are on for extended hours and have circular spots behind the picture.
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