Bleeding Toshiba...not
 

I had the Toshiba 40XF355DB for 8 months before it experienced a panel
fault. It had the white bleed from all corners when viewing dark
backgrounds.

The warranty replacement was a 40ZF355DB and it does not have the white
bleed.

I trolled through all the technical data in the manual and the only
difference I could find was the ZF runs 10 watts higher than the XF.

Bleeding Toshiba...not
 

(!) wrote:

I trolled through all the technical data in the manual and the only
difference I could find was the ZF runs 10 watts higher than the XF.

It has 100/120Hz refresh, this also allows true 24fps playback of bluray.

Bleeding Toshiba...not
 

"(!)" wrote in message
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I had the Toshiba 40XF355DB for 8 months before it experienced a panel
fault. It had the white bleed from all corners when viewing dark
backgrounds.

The warranty replacement was a 40ZF355DB and it does not have the white
bleed.

I trolled through all the technical data in the manual and the only
difference I could find was the ZF runs 10 watts higher than the XF.


Perhaps it's me, and I am not reading your post correctly,
but if the original set developed a fault, why is it worthy of
note that the replacement set does not exhibit the same symptoms?
--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%

Bleeding Toshiba...not
 

"Graham." wrote in message
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"(!)" wrote in message
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I had the Toshiba 40XF355DB for 8 months before it experienced a panel
fault. It had the white bleed from all corners when viewing dark
backgrounds.

The warranty replacement was a 40ZF355DB and it does not have the white
bleed.

I trolled through all the technical data in the manual and the only
difference I could find was the ZF runs 10 watts higher than the XF.


Perhaps it's me, and I am not reading your post correctly,
but if the original set developed a fault, why is it worthy of
note that the replacement set does not exhibit the same symptoms?
--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%



sorry to explain further,

The panel fault on the XF was a bright band some 80mm wide running up the
left side.

The bleeding was a well known (documented on many reviews) but unfortunately
non replaceable trait of the XF model.

Bleeding Toshiba...not
 

"(!)" wrote in message
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"Graham." wrote in message
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"(!)" wrote in message
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I had the Toshiba 40XF355DB for 8 months before it experienced a panel
fault. It had the white bleed from all corners when viewing dark
backgrounds.

The warranty replacement was a 40ZF355DB and it does not have the white
bleed.

I trolled through all the technical data in the manual and the only
difference I could find was the ZF runs 10 watts higher than the XF.


Perhaps it's me, and I am not reading your post correctly,
but if the original set developed a fault, why is it worthy of
note that the replacement set does not exhibit the same symptoms?
--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%



sorry to explain further,

The panel fault on the XF was a bright band some 80mm wide running up the
left side.

The bleeding was a well known (documented on many reviews) but
unfortunately non replaceable trait of the XF model.

Now I see, thanks.


--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%