Question LG monitor backlight leak/bleed

[onizukaeikichi]

Hi all,

I am seeing some sort of backlight leak/bleed on the bottom right of LG screen. This monitor is out of warranty so im wondering if there can be a fix/way to reduce this.

https://imgur.com/a/aWcw1Yu

View: https://imgur.com/a/aWcw1Yu


As far as I can tell:
This issue is only visible when the screen is white or very light colors. If I switch to a black/dark background, its not obvious.
I have tried with no success:
1) Massaging the areas with a microfiber cloth in circular motion (didnt do this for too long)
2) Credit card technique - fitting the card between the frame/panel (didnt do this for too long - as in leave the card there for extended period)
3) Reset the monitor to factory setting

There doesnt seem to be screws to loosen the panel (heard that it might too tight in other threads).

Would greatly appreciate if anyone have ideas that I can try.

 

[helpstar]

which LG model is it?

 

[onizukaeikichi]

which LG model is it?

Hello! Its this monitor here: 24MP77HM-P https://www.lg.com/hk_en/monitors/fhd-qhd/24mp77hm-p/

 

[helpstar]

turn brightness to 0. if it's still there it should be ips glow. if not, the backlight is either faulty or bleeding

 

[onizukaeikichi]

turn brightness to 0. if it's still there it should be ips glow. if not, the backlight is either faulty or bleeding

Its IPS glow as I can still see the dark light dark pillars after changing brightness to 0. Is there a remedy for IPS glow?

 

[helpstar]

that would only be "repairable" with a new panel
IPS glow tolerated by the manufacturer and can happen more or less on every ips panel

 

[onizukaeikichi]

that would only be "repairable" with a new panel
IPS glow tolerated by the manufacturer and can happen more or less on every ips panel

Thanks for the help! Do you know if IPS glow develop overtime or this is probably something that I didnt pay attention to until today?

 

[helpstar]

usually it's there from day one