Samsung SP-46L3HX Guide

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Cautions when using the projection TV

Install the TV so that the light can’t be reflected directly to the screen. If a

strong light such as external light or illumination is directly affected to the

screen, some part of the screen may appear white regardless of power on or

off. This occurs because either external light or illumination is reflected, so this

is not damage.

• In case of a normal CRT TV, an object is supposed to be displayed on the

screen after it is reflected to the surface of the glass as it is. However, this

kind of projection TV has a dim object in the shape of a white oval

displayed on the screen according to the reflection on the surface of the

screen and the internal reflection.

A cooling fan will operate to cool the lamp built in the TV set with a feeble

sound for about one minute after power off. If the TV set is re-powered on

having the lamp not enough cooled, it may take awhile to display a normal

picture. This is not damage.

Reflection of external light and illumination

Operation of cooling fan

Screen appears white

One or two pixels may appear bright or dark because of a technical limit

during the manufacturing process of the DMD built in the TV set.

This doesn’t affect the performance of the TV.

A black dot or a bright dot appears on the screen

Unlike a normal CRT TV set, this TV set uses the screen made of acrylic type

materials. To protect the screen, wipe the screen using a soft, dry cloth.

•Do not use wax, benzene, alcohol, thinner, insecticide, aromatic, lubricant,

cleaner, etc.

Cleaning the screen

If you view the TV for a long time, view at a sufficiently good distance.

A normal projection TV has some difference in the extent of a good-viewing

according to the viewing location. The proper distance is five to seven times

the length of the screen. In case of HD broadcasting, view the TV at a

distance of about four times the length of the screen. If you view the TV at a

short distance for a long time, your eyes may be fatigued.

Viewing location and a long-time viewing

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