And to be perfectly clear, it's not because I got used to it and I'm totally fed up of complaining that I accept it.Yes it's unacceptable for a premium product like a Beovision (and for any product by the way).The excuse I give for B&O is that it's some kind of "handmade" product and such thing happens.One day when I was taking delivery of a red italian car with a horse on it, I was looking at an other new car at the dealership that had a little paint-run on the front bumper. Unthinkable !I'm a watch collector and specks of dust under the crystal are more than common.My brand new in AD Rolex GMT BLNR two years ago a white speck on the dial. Made it removed.My brand new in AD Rolex Explorer II white dial last week a orange speck under crystal and a tiny black speck on dial + black hands badly painted on sides. Unthinkable but I leave it like that, it's only with a severe inspection that you see it and my eyes are getting already tired (I'm 45).So if you only see your dust under contrast screen with a powerful led light : just try to forget it !And please post a pic of your new toy and tell us what you think about it compared to BV10.
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My dealer is going to remove the dust between the glass plates
My 8year old panasonic plasma has never had dust in the panel. If it had it would be a DOA and sent back. You don't spend more money on less quality.
I've done it myself on BV10 after a panel change and it was perfect.You need a good cloth, to be fast no dogs/cats/kids around and voilà.My dealer is going to remove the dust between the glass plates
The dust is not in the panel, it's between panel and glass. And I believe dust can build up in there as well. Thankfully not a fan bases solution so less air movement in the enclosure.My 8year old panasonic plasma has never had dust in the panel. If it had it would be a DOA and sent back. You don't spend more money on less quality.
Great input to the discussion.And to be perfectly clear, it's not because I got used to it and I'm totally fed up of complaining that I accept it. Yes it's unacceptable for a premium product like a Beovision (and for any product by the way). The excuse I give for B&O is that it's some kind of "handmade" product and such thing happens. One day when I was taking delivery of a red italian car with a horse on it, I was looking at an other new car at the dealership that had a little paint-run on the front bumper. Unthinkable ! I'm a watch collector and specks of dust under the crystal are more than common. My brand new in AD Rolex GMT BLNR two years ago a white speck on the dial. Made it removed. My brand new in AD Rolex Explorer II white dial last week a orange speck under crystal and a tiny black speck on dial + black hands badly painted on sides. Unthinkable but I leave it like that, it's only with a severe inspection that you see it and my eyes are getting already tired (I'm 45). So if you only see your dust under contrast screen with a powerful led light : just try to forget it ! And please post a pic of your new toy and tell us what you think about it compared to BV10.
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Your problem will come back in many weeks again...The TV is not sealed again dust. Beoworker for the camera 🤒Do you see dust ? I don't for me 😁 Login to view imagePhoto: Alastair Philip Wiperi'm getting a new one.....Problem Solved
the tv is sealed for dust,why do you say it isn't sealed?
the tv is sealed for dust,why do you say it isn't sealed?
Because of my experience,
dust particles come still with time between the glass and the screen. 🙁
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