JVC CV532PJ Instruction Manual page 11

Even if it is used properly, the monitor may cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception. Try the following measures to correct it.
• Increase the distance between the monitor and the radio/TV.
• Connect the monitor into a different outlet from the one to which the
radio/TV is connected.
Do not press, scratch, or put objects on the LCD panel surface. It could cause
monitor noise and/or cause the panel to fail.
Do not monitor a static image for too long. It could cause "ghosting," a
phenomenon where the previous image displayed on the screen is seen for
moments after the image has changed.
Turn on a screensaver or enable the standby mode to avoid "burning in," the
burning of an image onto the LCD panel after hours of the same image
being displayed.
Please be advised that the following symptoms may occur due to the nature
of LCDs. They are not failures.
• During use in cold environments, "streaking" may occur or images may
appear dark.
• Depending on use conditions such as temperature, spots or unevenness in
luminance or color may be observed.
• Due to the manufacturing technology used, there may be pixel or dot
failures even though its rate of effective pixels is 99.999364 %.
Do not set the monitor luminance to maximum or closer to it when using the
monitor in a dim room below 100 lx. It could cause eyestrain. Setting it too
low could make it hard to see the image.
Clean inside of the monitor once a year. The dust could cause fire.
Ask your dealer for maintenance.
Important
A label containing warnings and cautions can be found on the back of the panel. Please
read it carefully before use.
LCD
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