Set the Picture settings based on the ambient conditions.Image retention is when an image temporary or permanently remain or 'burn' onto the LCD/LED panel.Avoid displaying static images with bright colors (including white), clocks, or logos on any portion of the screen.Manuals are posted on your model support page. Check your device manual for model-specific information. You can press the DISPLAY button on the supplied remote control to turn off the OSD or menu.Turn off the On Screen Display (OSD) and menus from the connected device.On the supplied remote control, press the HOME button.Make sure there are no black bars or aspect ratio bars on the screen.Follow the steps on how to reduce image retention or non-uniformity on the screen.Check this article for more details.Ĭheck the following to reduce the risk of screen image retention: This function gradually reduces the screen brightness to protect the screen. It activates when operations aren't performed for an extended period of time. It runs automatically when you set this function to On. It shifts the image of the TV screen after a certain amount of time. It optimizes the screen or enhances the image in dark scenes. It automatically runs to adjust the uniformity of the TV screen after using it for long period of time. These functions automatically run according to your TV’s condition or you can run them manually. To protect the TV screen from image retention, we have equipped it with functions that automatically adjust the screen conditions. On-screen tickers, such as those used for news and headlinesįunctions that reduce image retention automatically.On-screen menus, program guides, and channel logos.Video games that might have static content in some part of the screen.Content with black bars either on the top and bottom or the left and right sides of the screen, such as a letter boxed or 4:3 screen.To protect your TV screen, avoid using images that may cause image retention. This is due to the characteristics of the materials used to achieve high-definition imaging. Organic EL displays (OLED) may experience image retention if an image is continuously displayed for a long period of time or the same image is repeatedly displayed. Check Applicable Products and Categories for details. IMPORTANT: This article applies only to specific products and/or operating systems.

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