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What is the best and cheapest way to reverse burn-in on a plasma TV?
In the lower right hand corner of the screen there is a red area, usually only seen when the TV turns on or the screen is black.
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This program, by the name of JScreenFix has been talked of recently. I don't know if it works or how well it works but it's free so why not give it a go?
It runs in a web browser, so if you have a console or a way to connect your computer to the plasma, then give it a go.
This is from their FAQ:
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Can JScreenFix help me?
If you have an LCD screen, LCD projector or plasma screen the answer is almost certainly yes. If you have stuck pixels or screen burn there is a very good chance that JScreenFix will be able to repair your screen.
Many people have reported that JScreenFix has significantly improved contrast and sharpness on screens that were already in good working order.
JScreenFix does not damage your screen and only positive results have been observed.
JScreenFix does not help CRT displays in any way. Sorry, the technology is totally different."
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Go to their website, here: http://www.jscreenfix.com/
It runs in a web browser, so if you have a console or a way to connect your computer to the plasma, then give it a go.
This is from their FAQ:
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Can JScreenFix help me?
If you have an LCD screen, LCD projector or plasma screen the answer is almost certainly yes. If you have stuck pixels or screen burn there is a very good chance that JScreenFix will be able to repair your screen.
Many people have reported that JScreenFix has significantly improved contrast and sharpness on screens that were already in good working order.
JScreenFix does not damage your screen and only positive results have been observed.
JScreenFix does not help CRT displays in any way. Sorry, the technology is totally different."
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Go to their website, here: http://www.jscreenfix.com/
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