At a Glance
LG OLED TVs come with a screen protection film on the screen and rear to prevent scratches or dints during manufacturing and handling. Once installed, this plastic protection film sheet can be easily removed.
- Newly purchased TVs and replacement screens come with a protective film over the screen.
- If a technician installed your TV, they should have removed this film for you. However, if you installed the TV yourself, please remember to remove the protective film before using the device.
- This film protects the screen from any potential damage during delivery, so it is important to remove it only after the installation is complete.
- If the protective film begins to detach partially from the TV screen over time, the screen may appear defective.
- Additionally, if the film remains attached for a long time, it may become difficult to peel off due to the heat generated from the TV screen.
- Some TV models do not have a protective film and only have exterior packaging.
- Be sure to read the precautions and remove only the unnecessary film after installation.
- If the protective film is not removed from the TV screen, it may result in poor picture performance or panel damage.
- Removing the protective film on the back cover of the OLED TV is the customers choice.
Note
- Never remove functional films, such as polarizing films or blue light blocking films.
- To distinguish between functional films and removable protective films, check for a removal tab attached to a corner.
- Only films with tabs should be removed.
- When removing a film with a tab, exercise caution to avoid tipping over or damaging the TV, and gently pull it away.
Try This
1Locate the tabs on the front bottom of the panel.
2Hold the sticker on the left or right corner and gently pull to remove the protective film.
