Trough your guidance I have applied the equivalent feature on SONYA1 OLED, worked like a charm * What a relief. Many thanks🔆

I have a LG E6 OLED flagship model for past 2 years and I have multiple serious screen burn in issues which are very very visible. These OLED tvs are very fragile / delicate and it is extremely difficult to maintain these super expensive screens. MY ADVISE GO FOR A NON OLED TV. Features like Panel Noise Clear and Pixel shift are gimmicks and there is nothing you can do once you get single or multiple screen burns. Getting a new screen from LG is as good as the cost of buying a new OLED TV. Now since I cant throw away this super expensive oled TV, I primarily use it strictly for watching NETFLIX / Amazon Prime extra or movies that I play through download or blue ray players. For all other regular channel on DTH especially News channels and entertainment channels like Sony, CNN or BBC etc which have bright logos I prefer watching them on my Samsung TV which unlike OLED does not have screen burn issues since it is Backlit LED technology. Trust this review will help readers in making a suitable decision in buying a new TV. If you own a OLED make Double sure on regular basis that all your main picture settings like Brightness Contrast Colour OLED Light etc. are in mid range which is in between 45 - 55 range, anything higher will triple your chances of getting a screen burn which is irreversible damage. (Especially if you are in Quarantine due to Corona Virus and spending hours at a stretch watching your favourite programs on your OLED TV. Stay home and be safe...

I ran this process a couple of times for a cnn lower third burn in on a 77 inch g6. Its still there very mildly lighter, could it still be retention?

What a beautiful room set up!

A tv I'm looking at here in New Zealand for sale has exactly the same burn in at 1:48 on the red screen - breaking news CNN and patch in the middle. Must be the same tv.. 65" LG-OLED65B6T. I would say this repair attempt has been tried many times - any other ideas?

The only problem is when you use the pixel refresher it will dim your display. I have an lg b7a 55 inch and it’s about 4 years old. It’s pretty dim and now I have a weird burn in that’s 1 inch wide going from the bottom to the top of the tv which kinda hard to describe. Only on white backgrounds.

Did the pixel refresher work?

Thanks for the tip!

That's a dope home 🙂

Do you know how to fix my tv screen theres a part of white in the screen when i turned it out

I use an OLED55E6V as the main TV for normal TV viewing and the mostly static CCTV DVR viewing. It has been a reliable excellent viewing experience for 6 years ...... but it has developed image retention from the CCTV DVR usage. It looks like a green movie icon in the centre of the screen which is red when viewing the CCTV image. I used the Pixel Refresh function you demonstrated and will let you know the result in about one hour. How do I know if the Pixel Refresh is actually working? I didn't until the end when a white horizontal line went from top to bottom and the tv restarted. The screen image is as good as before. The image retention appears reduced and as before it does not appear on a blank screen only when the screen is busy with normal viewing of moving imagery. Strange, but still an excellent tv I enjoy watching.

Good info man, I'm glad you were able to get the hat fixed!

love this video. It's useful

I have the exact same screen burn on my LG 65" curved OLED but I don't have that pixel refresher app and I have my doubts as to it's effectiveness.

Great video! I think MOST people mistake image retention for permanent burn-in. What is that backlight you have and can you prove a link for it?

It's only due to burn in issues that I bought highest end sony led tv x9500g.Though burn in occurs in very few cases, but the fact is that burn occurs.And strangely burn in occured even in those users who used their tv for a comparatively lesser number of time.

Thanks for this. I just noticed some faint horizontal lines across the top of my screen that are from a game a play and it’s not very noticeable but it is worrying me a bit. I’m gonna try this refresh when I get home and hope for the best.

We have LG OLED 4K 55" of 2yrs old. We will try fix caused by new banner. Run new station for 2hrs per day and do change channels regularly so was surprised to see this occur.

I have LG oled 55b6v I have panel noise but can’t find pixel refresher?

there is a OLED in win Australia now that people can use as precedent, 2 guys got burn in and they won big ;)

Should we do this on the first day we buy an oled c9 or cx?.

Was that stone backdrop for your wall a difficult job?

How long you been use tv before you switch on pixel shift first time??? You almost broke your screen, Lg uk told me to switch this on every 3-4 weeks

hello man i have the lg oled c8 and i’m using my ps4 pro on it when i turn on a game and it switches to hdr mode hdr dims my picture and no settings help can you please tell me what can i do ?

man screan shift shuld off or on i use for pc i play on it and i know about burn pixelx so i get everything off on game i just let game withut info around so srean on my game is on just more nothing stand there every pixel move is ok but i see now this video after i get little bad on corner that was not from game from youtube without full screan, so again screan shift option i dont understand really, better on or off ?

Thank you for the video. I will give this a try as I recently noticed screen burn due to watching the morning news each day as the news logo and time are constantly on screen which caused this. Thankfully I think I caught it early so this solution should hopefully resolve the issue. It’s frustrating when I spent 2 grand on the TV and this happens.

People are thinking backwards nowadays. It's not your fault that TV manufacturers are using faulty technology. A TV should be able to handle extended periods of displaying a static image. Back in the CRT days, you could theoretically suffer from a burned-in image, but it would literally take months of displaying a static image. The same goes for defective pixels - they could happen even with a CRT, but it was so rare that most people never even knew it's possible. In contrast, defective pixels are now a norm because the damn TV manufacturers can't get the production process precise enough...

All new models oled tvs, do a quick pixel refresh (10min) after every 2h TV on, and after 2k h do a full refresh (1h) .

What year was this feature integrated on LG oled tv’s?

Does it turn back on when done? Or do I just turn it on when an hour has passed?

Already done it once ; took 15 minutes and didn’t do much… I’ll keep doing it and update you

You run the tv at to high settings.If your goal is to get a High fidelity image you must turn down oled lamp setting and some other settings.Have had mine on 16 hour a day sinse 2014-15.Mine is connectet to tower pc at all times i have calibrated the settings for that input and no problems.when i use netflix etc i have user setting or isf dark room with sharpness conrol set to zero sinse the image is digital and sharp i will not use prosessor power on artificial sharpness.Dont let the tv compete against sunlight or light from sources in the room it is in.

I have the LG OLED55C9MLB 55" Smart 4K Ultra, and have the same problem let see if this helps

So with those setting I will be ok?

My friend it’s covered ... I had mine returned and replaced with new one new model I had b6 and gave me c8

My grampa has a brand new huge 70 inch and only had it like 5 months now and he has a huge huge dark line in the screen hasn’t moved it doesn’t touch it and it doesn’t sit in the sun

is it because I have been listening to a lot of lofi hip-hop ?

This happens if you leave a static image on for too long?

Yeah...well...for me, not so lucky! I spent nearly $3,500 on a LG 65 inch curved 3D HDR OLED TV nearly 3.5 years ago in 2017 and left it with a friend for several months while I was traveling. I told him NOT to spend time playing his stupid games on the TV because of the potential burn-in issue. Did he listen?...of course not. When I came back from my travels and we were watching a NFL game 2 weeks ago...I started to notice rectangular bars in the uppper left corner whenever the background was a bright red or orange. I knew then that my friend had basically destroyed my very expensive OLED TV by playing games on it. I didn't realize just how bad it was until a commercial came on with about 70% of the background a bright orange. I was SHOCKED just how bad he ruined my TV with his ridiculous game (The Show baseball game). The part that really infuriates me is I've always been a big fan of 3D and have several Bluray movies in 3D BUT TV manufacturers have pretty much moved away from making any more 3D TVs a few years ago. This TV had everything I wanted in a TV only to be destroyed by The Show baseball game. I'd even be willing to pay for a new replacement panel but I have a feeling there aren't any LG curved 3D replacement panels left for this TV. But all that said...LG should have been up front about the limitations of this technology knowing that gaming is a very popular activity on large screen TVs. Instead...they sold me on a TV that creates an incredible picture but a TV you have to handle with extreme care or pay the price of OLED screen burn-in. That's a price too high when you pay over 3K for a TV!

i got lg c1 .. i heard people saying there is less burn in issue with newer models .. is that right ?

You showed the image retention but not what the screen looked like after the screen refresh

my LG oled has screen burn, its from Sky tv menu guide! I used the guide for a couple of minites at a time several times aday. This is USUAL usage. I will never buy a OLED TV again NOR lg. Be very wary of lg oled TV's even normal use it will get screen burn. after 16 months I have to buy NEW TV, fed up with seeing faint image,this IS NOT retention. I will buy a SAMSUNG qled. Not a true oled and not as thin BUT it as a 10 year warrenty and I can use the tv for normal stuff like a TV GUIDE.

I can only see the clear panel noise option I cannot see the pixel refresh option on my LG oled

my PC is turned on 24/7 but what i do is i turn off the monitor when i am not using it, can i still get screen burn in? coz when i turn my monitor back on i see the wallpaper , can anyone answer this?

Hi i Try the refresher but ist Interrupt after 10 min. Whats wrong

I have an LG OLED screen with the CNN logo bunt in now. How can I fix this?

I just bought oled55e7p

I have a samsung UHD4k 40" smart tv... I don't have this feature.... any ideas? I have the same problem (although mine it's a straight line at the top horizontal) on top of that I also experience burn images of anything else like per say I visit pornhub and now I have the logo in burned in~ so any ideas?

Does not work. I run this every night to little or no effect. I have 2 year old 55” LG OLED.

Pixel refresh did not fix mine :-( UPDATE: I checked my warranty it does actually cover burn in. Best Buy came through and replaced the panel. So glad I bought that warranty. It was a 5 year warranty I bought for it so I still have 3.5 years left on it. They said If the tv were to be replaced it would have ate up the whole warranty !!! SECOND UPDATE 6/29/20 The screen again is getting burn in. I have had several led tvs and not a single one has ever had any kind of burn in. Don't get me wrong the picture on the OLED is phenomenal but with as easy as burn in keeps happening I think I'm done with OLED until they have a screen that doesn't get burn-in at the drop of a hat !!!

I have clear panel noise option only

man that sucks i dont want an oled for gaming to much hassel i will get something else

Make sure you let people know if you do this again to not run this test often and it can mess the TV up if overused it's only meant for when this happens

Always go Best Buy. They cover burn in

Too bad my LED screen doesn't have pixel refresh options.

do you reccomend this tv lg cx

i would also say avoid webOS apps that are poorly designed to prevent this, for example youtube's app retain the play bar and search button during pause / skipping around a video. now i'm starting to see it burn into the screen :( Apps like netflix hide the ui immediately after pause

"for long" what you mean by *long* ?

Luckily I had my panel changed by warranty once, but I'm noticing the same issue with the new one these OLED panels are so dumb 🙃

Earlier I was playing DreamCast on my HDTV using the VGA cables and there is a slight shadow of the game i was playing burned in the black background of my TV..how do I fix this?

My gosh what an impressive english you have

Does the pixel refresher fix burn in

It’s not a still image that’s caused that, I have had this on my B9 a few time’s and it’s due to sunlight hitting the panel for a period of time in the same area.

I’m trying it on my LG E7 OLED. There’s something in the middle that looks like a reticle. Hopefully it goes away, I really like this tv even if it’s already 5 years old.

Fuckinghell we got the exact same setup, how mad is that! click on the red dragon twice and you can see for yourself, but bear in mind mine is the 'welfare version' lol

£2000 pound after one month burn. How bad is that screen

Twice and this does not fix my tv. An other ideas?

Seriously, did I have to watch this just to be directed to use the pixel refresher in the menu of my OLED tv? Is that your solution or "almost" solution to "almost" burn in? This is just another time consuming and meaningless trash. Do you know that pixel refreshing is wearing the tv a lot? Maybe you should inform people that before they test the pixel refresher 15 times in a row. I can not believe that I got so annoyed by your video that I had to comment it. This was my 3rd comment in 11 years on KZfaq. That should say a lot by itself! Have a nice day!

No. 1 Never play league of legends on oled TV

No MORE LG. No MORE

Turn off the TV or Don't buy a OLED = Prevention..

Ur so difficult to u defeat as dude

Work on accent reduction. I realize English is not your first language. Imitate phrasing and pronunciation that you hear all around you on radio and TV. Practice out loud. That should help. Otherwise, good content in the video.