Linam said:Hi there I have just got my PB back from repair as the screen was loose, so they replaced the entire screen and now it has a dead pixel which is really annoying. So what should i do should I go back and discuss it with them or not.
Thank You
840quadra said:Be polite with constant eye contact, and explain exactly what happened.
You sent the system back for a loose connection, had the screen replaced, and the new screen has a dead pixel. Say you are not satisfied, and that you would like a complete resolution, with good parts.
Good luck, 🙂
Linam said:But I will call them so i cant keep eye contact.
Unfortunately one dead pixel is a common occurrence. You were just unfortunate enough to notice it. I don't think they will replace the entire screen for you over this, even though it was pristene when you brought it in. I know that most manufacturers will not take back LCD displays unless there are a substantial number of dead pixels. (i.e. 8 or more). 😱 Sorry. If you look hard enough on just about any LCD display, you should be able to spot at least one dead pixel. They come noticable when you run high contrast colors and do color tests. Otherwise to the untrained eye they often go un-noticed.Linam said:Ok I spoke to the manager and he told me to call Apple care speaking to them now and they are not very helpful.
Linam said:I cant believe it, the apple care guy actually said this stupid mac (referring to his) whilst i was talking to him. Is there a program which could try to remove it, I remember I used one for my PSP some time back. Also the upper case of the PB is now more warped than when I brought it in!!!