[ltp] Thinkpad warranty not covering screen white spots damage?

[Maciej Musial]

Hello,
I'm using for my lenses isopropyl alcohol - it is very good. I've also
was advised to clean LCD - but my experience aren't so good in this
part - the best thing to clean LCD is microfiber with clean water
(sometimes with a dish liquid drop). Of course it should be only wet -
water shouldn't drip. And then wrap microfibre with old Visa Card or
sth like that.


2007/9/25, Richard Neill <rn214@hermes.cam.ac.uk>:
>
>
> James Knott wrote:
> > dasDasein wrote:
> >> I called IBM service last week for my Thinkpad x40 which is still
> >> under warranty until December.  I explained that it has been getting
> >> white spots on the screen.  They sent a box for it to ship and after a
> >> few days I have received a call that they have removed the screen for
> >> testing and all check out O.K. EXCEPT for the white spots, which they
> >> tell me is due to pressure damage and is not covered under warranty.
> >>
>
> If you just have regular dirt, the best cleaner in my experience is the
> stuff designed for camera lenses. This is designed for coated lenses
> (the ones with the purple "bloom" on the front), and so is very gentle
> with the display.
>
> Richard
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