I suggest trying to rub the screen with an anti-scratch cloth while its on. Rub in circles with your hand. Then you want to power the device down and do it again. Then I would also try to heat or cold that area of the screen with a blow dryer. If none of the following work then I guess you might want to get a new tv or consult an expert.

Ary wrote I suggest trying to rub the screen with an anti-scratch cloth while its on. Rub in circles with your hand. Then you want to power the device down and do it again. Then I would also try to heat or cold that area of the screen with a blow dryer. If none of the following work then I guess you might want to get a new tv or consult an expert.

Thanks for the quick response, I will try this out and post back on the outcome thanks!

Lyttle wrote

Ary wrote I suggest trying to rub the screen with an anti-scratch cloth while its on. Rub in circles with your hand. Then you want to power the device down and do it again. Then I would also try to heat or cold that area of the screen with a blow dryer. If none of the following work then I guess you might want to get a new tv or consult an expert.

Thanks for the quick response, I will try this out and post back on the outcome thanks!

Hopefully it helps !

You can also try just to keep a constantly changing image (like a photo slide show or something) that fills the screen for a few hours

Take your TV to like a Best Buy, or like a Walmart preferably. And tell them that you would like to use your employee discount on a new TV

Lyttle wrote So I accidentally left my TV on while I went out and it managed to burn my facebook chat into my tv ever so slighty, I was wondering if anyone knows of any methods that could possibly lessen this?

Hey finally something i can help with on here.


Plasma or LCD?

If plasma Look up on the internet on how your TV does Screen washing

IF LCD download a white Photo to a usb and let it play on your tv until notice anything



Source: I work in Service for a TV manufacturer

Have you tried plugging it out and back in again?

i normally use a white screen for plasma,just leave it on for few hours and should dissapear

I have had this issue before and nothing I did would mend it. Usually if you have a BURN it's permanently copied into the glass/LCD. You could replace it or just buy a new TV. Either way you're setting yourself back a few hundred dollars.