Can the "LEDTV" label (on the top left hand corner of the bezel) be removed without scratching/damaging the bezel? Will it leave holes if removed?
850198
It is a sticker, it does not appear to be attached with rivets or screws. I would guess removing it slowly and the use of isopropyl alcohol or Goo Gone should be a fairly easy job.Honestly, I have thought of removing mine too.
850199
It is a sticker, it does not appear to be attached with rivets or screws. I would guess removing it slowly and the use of isopropyl alcohol or Goo Gone should be a fairly easy job. Honestly, I have thought of removing mine too.
850200
Wow, so sorry for the delay in answering your question. Yes, both TV's have LEDTV on the left hand corner of the bezel. I have not tried to remove the label.. I am still very satisfied with the performance of my tv's.
611129
After searching the web a little more I found a place that explained how to pop off the gray panel and unscrew the white box below. The site I found recommended destroying the offending LED, but I decided to air on the side of caution. I noticed that it is aimed out of a hole in the side of the white casing so that it shines under the control knob. Instead of cutting it off I opted to torque it around and aim it toward the white casing. Now the blue glow is very faint and non-offending. I highly recommend this for anyone bothered by the light.Make sure to not mess with the two LEDs that indicate when to change the filter. The one you want to move is the one aiming outside the white case. Good luck! After searching the web a little more I found a place that explained how to pop off the gray panel and unscrew the white box below. The site I found recommended destroying the offending LED, but I decided to air on the side of caution. I noticed that it is aimed out of a hole in the side of the white casing so that it shines under the control knob. Instead of cutting it off I opted to torque it around and aim it toward the white casing. Now the blue glow is very faint and non-offending. I highly recommend this for anyone bothered by the light.Make sure to not mess with the two LEDs... » Read More After searching the web a little more I found a place that explained how to pop off the gray panel and unscrew the white box below. The site I found recommended destroying the offending LED, but I decided to air on the side of caution. I noticed that it is aimed out of a hole in the side of the white casing so that it shines under the control knob. Instead of cutting it off I opted to torque it around and aim it toward the white casing. Now the blue glow is very faint and non-offending. I highly recommend this for anyone bothered by the light.Make sure to not mess with the two LEDs that indicate when to change the filter. The one you want to move is the one aiming outside the white case. Good luck! « Show Less
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Something like a semi soft spatula, inserted underneath will pry it off. It's not like it's glued on. I actually had to take off the top lcd protector when I fell and dropped it and it cracked, but saved the lcd display on the camera. It just popped right off using my pocketknife
176521
I read someone's post on a another tv that said the "small cosmetic damage" was nothing more thing some sticker residue. Here's to hoping mine comes in that good of condition too. I'm saving over $200 buying this way.Keep in mind, if the item is being listed as Very Good by Amazon, chances are, the cosmetic damage isn't too bad. Now, if it had said 'structural damage', I'd be more worried.That's just my take on it.
1788300
I gave the TV as a gift so i cant go look but I'm 95% sure it isn't removable.
1216812
No, it is not easy to remove but there is no reason to remove. The TV locks into place for travel and is secure.
1107857
I made some modifications. I took two metal pieces in the shape of an L, covered them with the soft side of Velcro to prevent them from scratching the top of my LCD. Then placed the spiky parts of the Velcro underneath the speaker to attach the L shaped metals pieces to it. Finally I placed it on top of my LCD with the L shape pieces holding it from the front LCD and the attached stand holding it from the back of the LCD. I used Velcro so that I could remove it later if I wanted to.
2285173
Yes, if you do not mind opening the back (4 phillips screws) and unscrewing it on the inside it comes off. Also if you are handy with electronics you can make the image MUCH clearer by peeling off the resistive touch screen layer that is on the LCD inside.
262305
Like everyone else is saying, you can simply peel it off. This is also useful for fixing a bad install. Although, I have gotten small particles under mine on install and now they're really embedded into the shield.
1077412
I'm not aware of any place to unscrew the lid! If you want, you can text me a picture at 443-794-0735. I should think it can probably be removed, but mine looks like the picture. Does the sticker cover the button or one of the ports?
2278660
My TV screen has colorful strips showing on the right side. I was told it is cheaper to buy another TV than to fix it. My TV was bought in mid 2005 and we haven't watched it that much.
1255615
not sure what you mean. 5 bezel I expect you to mean at the top where the light bulb is. I'm not aware that this comes off and it is not indicated in the instructions. If you mean unscrewing it in the middle below the adjustment ring, mine works very smoothly just as it does at the bottom of the flashlight battery compartment. If either one of those has thread problems, then yes you may have a defective unit that should be replaced
1391850
Yes. TV is easily removed by unscrewing the bolt that holds it in place. We use it in our motorhome as well and remove the TV from the mount to secure it for travel regularly. Only issue with this is that the black paint on the mount plate and on the arm is easily scratched off.
1476284
The "Detachable Face Plate" referred to in the manual found on the mfg website is not the whole screen that's removable. It's only the thin plastic bezel around the screen/unit that is removable and not the whole LCD panel itself.
450528
I couldn't figure out how to remove the old cable, so I just removed the new one and stuck the old cable to the new screen. Just peel it off like a sticker. I have removed it a few times since then. It doesn't seem to be very picky.
263035
I would get a screen which had the pre-adhesive sticker already applied or installed. Believe it or not this very expensive gadget is held together with double sided adhevsies . The process itself is easy but dont get a product without a strong enough adhesive . it will peal off and you wont be happy
1919489
Forgot to answer about the bezel spacer. I never needed to replace any on the ones I did so I'm not sure if it would be beneficial in you circumstance depending on the severity of your cracked screen