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... and the robot narration. "Del-a-deem-i-ted"? Try "de-LAM-ih-na-ted."

Indeed, sir... indeed

Ainda bem que meu celular tem função "baixar volume".

You can turn down the volume and turn on Closed Captions [cc]

No...if you heard something in the jungle, they would be playing those Congo drums. Lol.

i also have the same problem.

Any photo to share?

I also have the same problem. Half the screen on my cordless air pump has become black.

@@lindsayjones421 Everyone, look up these search terms on RU-vid: LCD burn LCD bleed LCD cancer LCD dead pixels ..... The videos you find may help explain how this happens, and some methods you can try. Make sure to read the comments before trying them, because you will be trying these methods at your own risk (some methods may work, some may not, some can make a problem worse. So read the comments carefully). (Shadow banned comment....will reattempt)

Look up these terms: LCD burn LCD bleed LCD cancer LCD dead pixels ..... The vids you find may help explain how this happens, and some methods you can try. Make sure to read the comments before trying them, because you will be trying these methods at your own risk (some methods may work, some may not, some can make a problem worse. So read the comments carefully).

The film comes with the adhesive

@@yaowen12 Thank you.

Depending on the angle you can get black signs on a transparent background or transparent signs on a black background. You need to check before cutting it. So best check before taking the LCD out of the unit

Didn’t he say at the beginning that there was polarizer film on both sides of the glass?

He said that there was polarization film on both sides of the glass, but the one on the back side is the one that is more likely to fail so he tried replacing that first and it fixed the problem.

First you will need to determine If the polarization filter needs to be replaced on the front of the LCD glass screen or the back of the screen. In some cases it is both, but most of the time, the back filter is the one that goes bad first. (According to the video). Now Listen at 9:28 and at 11:16 In this example, The adhesive side is to stick to the back of the glass LCD screen. BUT if you want, you can use clear tape instead to hold the lcd glass, the polarization film and the white paper backing together. If you use clear tape option, then you do not need to expose the adhesive on the polarization filter. Note: Even though using the adhesive on the polarization filter to stick to the back of the glass LCD screen is the preferred method for some people, you may find it helpful to use the clear tape instead so that you can test if the display is working with the polarization film replaced. If you find that it's working now, then you can go ahead and apply the adhesive side to the LCD glass. Hope this helps. If you decide to apply the adhesive to the glass screen, you have to be careful not to trap any dirt, dust, lint, or air bubbles. Be very careful.

El calor mancha el fondo gris por decirlo se tuestan algunas partes y luego se ven mal

@@juanmanuelguerrero4924 ¿Esto proviene de la luz solar directa o del calor de la unidad? Entonces, lo que estás pensando es que parte de la capa polarizadora simplemente pierde sus propiedades polarizantes debido a alguna forma de calor. Does this come from direct sunshine or heat from the unit? So what you are thinking is that some of the polarising layer simply loses its polarising properties due to some form of heat.

You need a polarizing film, it can not be substituted with something else.

@@Peter_A1466and a source for the polarizing film for the LCD display???

@@Subgunman you can use stuff you can buy for telephone screens. Just look for polarising film.

Yes.

I have seem metalic stuff used in old gaming machines.

Great video tho, very informative.

The background Music is kind of decent. But I can't see being able to focus on what's being shown with it playing at the same time.

​@@2tallBThen I speeded it up to 1.75x and it is crazy 🤣

Good quality strong cello tape! Buy a glue gun, that will do the trick! put a thin layer on it!