Engel everLED LE 2460 T2, User Manual

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Policy on defective pixels
Due to the complexity of the technology used in the manufacture of LCD, TFT and LED screens, it is pos-
sible that some of the pixels that make up the screen may be defective. While it is desirable for all the
pixels to function correctly, this is not always possible from a production perspective. For this reason,
Ersax Trade S.L certi es that its LED TV products meet the criteria of admissible defect described herein
and certi es that its LED TV screens are class A.
Defective pixels 19”-20”-22”-24” 29”-32” 39”-40” 46”-50”
Bright pixel (max.) 4 4 4 4
Dark pixel (max.) 8 9 14 16
Maximum permitted sum of pixels 5 7 12 12
Double adjacent pixels (max.) 1 1 1 1
If an LED TV screen has dark or bright pixels, this is only considered to be a fault by Ersax Trade S.L when
the ranges established herein for an LED panel to be considered defective are exceeded, thereby allowing
Ersax Trade S.L to manage the replacement or warranty of the panel due to a product non-conformance.
As a rule and except for limited exceptions, Ersax Trade S.L considered an LED TV product to be faulty
when it has a considerable number of permanently bright or dark pixels. As a reference, an LCD/LED pa-
nel has more than 1 million pixels and a single defective pixel is therefore not considered to constitute a
lack of conformance and cannot be catalogued as a fault, as this circumstance will not a ect the correct
functioning of the product.
Therefore, if an LED screen meets the above criteria, it cannot be changed or repaired as this is not con-
sidered to be a lack of product conformance and cannot be catalogues as a defect or fault.
Bright pixel
Composition of a pixel
Sub-pixels
Dark pixel
Double adjacent bright
pixels
Double adjacent dark
pixels