Archos refused a dead pixel return
Archos refused a dead pixel return
I contacted archos today that my device was recieved with a dead pixel and i wanted a replacment if not a refund now they want me to pay for the shipping back to them then they will refunds me they said one dead pixel is not classed as faulty?. Well i would really like to know your opinions on this matter as i do not agrea having to pay for the return shipping it was not my fault it had a dead pixel please let me hear your opinions thank you.
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I rarely return anything unless its dead on arrival, so don't go by me. Have you looked into programs that flash the pixels off and on a million times to try to revive it? I had a dead or stuck-on pixel on an archos that after many months corrected itself. That was when pixels were bigger and more noticeable when bad, and that archos manual said at least 3 bad pixels were needed to be considered defective enough to be returnable.
a101g9 a70g8 an10g2 sg42 sg5 voy115
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That was the first thing i tried without any luck i just think it should still be classed as a fault aswhen playing games on a black screen it is quite noticable.
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This is the same with any product with a display. I know it sucks, I have had devices before with dead pixels but they are quite common and most manufacturers wont accept returns unless there are about 10pixels or a cluster. It also depends on what colour it is stuck on etc.
Matt.
Matt.
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Mine is stuck on blue any other ideas on how to fix this will be apreciated.
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Most companies have a rule of three dead pixels before a refund/exchange, at least in the US.
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I would also like to know who else has a dead pixel or two? would be interesting to see if this is a common thing as archos state,
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Not of any importance, since it was a "used" 80 G9 that I bought that had 2 dead pixels...jutley wrote:I would also like to know who else has a dead pixel or two? would be interesting to see if this is a common thing as archos state,
Of more importance though is that it is REALLY a well know fact that most companies do not accept returns of any device with a display that has less than 3 dead pixels... unless they are all grouped close together. You can find that info by just doing some Google searching.
This is NOTHING new to tablets (or even cellphones), nor does it even specifically apply to only LCD type of displays either.
My friend "thought" it would never be a problem with his DLP projector... until I told him to go up close to the projection screen and really look closely at things. He almost immediately found 3 dead pixels that he had not noticed. A few months later he found even a couple more.
Some sellers will accept returns for ANY reason, but you have to be sure to find that out BEFORE you buy. As for Archos directly... well, I'm sure their "dead pixel" policy if about the same as most other companies (minimum 3 dead). But, then again, that is pretty much how it is here in the U.S.A. for any display device (even HD TV's).
Archos 101 G9 8G classic (512M RAM)
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Guys I have similar problem with A Titanium 70
I have also 3 dust points under the glass screen !!!
It is like having 3 dead pixels !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Archos quality control is realy bad.
I have also 3 dust points under the glass screen !!!
It is like having 3 dead pixels !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Archos quality control is realy bad.



