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Black dots from wet screen / removing bottom panel

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2015 8:04 am
by SuperDJA
Hi Everyone,



The other day, my precious five year old was helping my wife and I clean up the house and he thought it would be a great idea to spray glass cleaner on my Samsung (HL-T5076S) 50 inch DLP-TV. This has seeped into the screen and has created black dots/lines across the screen. I've tried to use a hairdryer to dry out the cleaner, but I'm afraid I was too late.



I've also tried to disassemble the TV to take apart the two screens in front (which is my understanding on how the Samsung DLPs are) and wipe off any excess moisture, but after taking off the back panel, I couldn't separate the bottom front panel (where the sound speakers and the Samsung blue light is) from the back panel. It seemed attached and I couldn't find a place to remove it, which made it impossible to remove the screens from the front bezel/case.



Does anyone have an idea on how to remove the screen from this tv or how to detach the bottom panel from the rest of the tv (or at least from the back panel?)

Also, has anyone dealt with this issue with this model? I'd love to hear how you fixed this issue. Thanks!

Re: Black dots from wet screen / removing bottom panel

Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2015 11:44 pm
by ChubbsTech
Hello,



Can you please send pics to get a better idea of the exact situation ?



Regards,

Re: Black dots from wet screen / removing bottom panel

Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:52 pm
by SuperDJA
Hello.



Sorry for the late response. Here is the picture of the TV: http://imgur.com/nm5ebO4



(I tried to attached the picture as a file, but got the "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached." message)

Re: Black dots from wet screen / removing bottom panel

Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2015 5:54 am
by appleads
The front of the tv can be removed by carefully searching the perimeter of the set and un screwing all the screws that hold it into position. Many of these are deeply recessed hard to see unless you are in a well lit environment. However, looking at the image you provided, it seems to me that your DMD chip might be the cause--and it has the dreaded black snow. So you may want to let your "helper" out of his time out. Could just be a co incidence that the screen was sprayed and the chip went bad.