Sencor SLE 55F60TC, Руководство пользователя

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EN 7
EN
06/2016
2016
Important safety instructions
Supplement to the LCD TV user's manual
Measures to take when a static image is displayed; red
/
blue
/
green pixels on the screen
A static image can permanently damage the display part of the television
– Do not leave a static image on an LCD screen for longer
than 2 hours, because this could damage the screen. This
type of damage is known as "screen burn-in".
– Similar damage to the LCD screen can be caused by
a statically located TV channel logo.
– Watching television in 4:3, 16:9 formats or similar (formats not covering the entire area
of the screen) for a long time may leave marks on the right or left side, or possibly in
the middle of the picture as a result of the differences in light emission. Similar damage
may also occur when watching a DVD or playing games.
– The display of a static image from video games or computers for an extended period
of time may cause a partial effect of a "persistent image". To prevent this effect from
occurring, lower the brightness and contrast when displaying a static picture.
Damage to the screen resulting from the above mentioned causes is not covered by the
warranty!
Red
/
blue
/
green
/
black pixels may appear on the screen
– This is a characteristic feature of liquid crystal displays and does not represent
a problem. LCD screens are manufactured using a very precise technology in order to
achieve a very fine picture resolution. From time to time several inactive pixels may
appear on the screen as a permanently red, blue, green or black pixel (up to 0.001% of
the total number of pixels on the screen). This does not in any way affect the features
and performance of your television.