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On certain scenarios, I notice barely visible Elongated rectangular lines on the LEFT side of my screen?

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John M.

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On 7/5/2020 at 6:39 PM, John Magann said:

On certain scenarios, I notice barely visible Elongated rectangular lines on the LEFT side of my screen?

Please advise

Thanks

John M.

Sounds like a physical fault, a picture would paint a thousand words.  Is the TV under warrany?

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