What are the precautions for daily use of LCD splicing screens?
What are the precautions for daily use of LCD splicing screens?
1. Prevent the LCD flash from being violently shaken.
LCD display screens are very fragile and delicate, and have poor impact resistance. Even the latest products are still far less impact resistant than CRT LCD splicing screens. This is because the LCD contains many delicate glass components and sensitive and delicate electrical components. Once it is hit hard, the LCD screen and other related components will be damaged. So be sure to prevent violent shocks and vibrations. In addition, be careful not to put pressure on the surface of the LCD screen, such as tapping a certain part of the screen with your fingers (even a slight click may cause some dead pixels or serious black spots), which can easily lead to an increase in dead pixels. On the surface, this is an important reason why some users will find more and more bad pixels after using it for a period of time. In this situation, the user himself has no way to make amends.
2. Moisture is a taboo for LCD splicing screens
The internal design of the LCD splicing screen is very delicate. Once oxidation corrosion occurs due to humid environment and short circuit occurs, it will bring huge economic losses to the users. Therefore, be careful not to let any liquid or moisture enter the LCD splicing screen, and be sure to avoid long-term use in a humid environment. Of course, don’t be at a loss if this happens. For example, if you find moisture on the surface of the screen, gently wipe it off with a soft cloth before turning on the power. If moisture has entered the LCD, it is necessary to place the LCD in a well-ventilated or warm place to allow the moisture to evaporate. If the situation is more serious, ordinary users can ask professionals to help solve it. Users are reminded not to allow the LCD to be powered on without removing the moisture, otherwise the liquid crystal electrodes will easily be corroded, resulting in permanent damage to the LCD.