Factors that affect the life of the LCD monitor, the life of the LCD monitor

1.It is recommended to work in a normal temperature and humidity environment, as high temperature and humidity will affect the life of the LCD monitor.

2.Intense temperature fluctuations can affect the performance of liquid crystal displays, especially low temperatures that can affect brightness and response time.

It is recommended to work in a stable and clean environment, as dust can cause internal circuit failure.

3.Do not allow liquid to spill inside the monitor, turn off the power if you need to clean, spray the cleaner on a soft cloth and gently wipe again.

4.The LCD is a glass product, so it should avoid collision and vibration when moving.

5.There are multiple layers of film on the surface of the LCD display, and it is strictly forbidden to scratch with sharp objects.

6.It is strictly forbidden to disassemble the LCD display at will, and in case of failure, it must be repaired by professionals.

7.If you display a fixed screen for a long time, the brightness will decrease and the image will be retained, so it is recommended to use a screensaver.

8.If you don't use it for a long time, turn off the power to the monitor and unplug it.

Yes. For example, it is best to use black frequency for screen protection.

First: Don't use your hands to point at the screen when you're excited (it's easy to shatter) Second: Don't have a high refresh rate (damage to pixels).

Third: the brightness should not be too high (damage to the lamp).

Fourth: Don't show a screen all the time when not in use, and don't use too gorgeous screensavers, it's best to use all black!

LCD monitors generally have a lifespan of 10 years. This 10-year estimate is based on an average of 4 hours of use per day. A different backlight tube for your monitor should be fine.

The theoretical life of the LCD screen is hundreds of thousands of hours, the backlight tube has tens of thousands to thousands of hours, and the circuit components also range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of hours. Therefore, the life of a display is related to the minimum life of its other components. When a part of the display becomes unstable or dies due to aging, then part of the power is lost, and the whole display cannot work.

So the service life is the average lifespan, or the use time of most products.

The lifespan of an LCD display is generally only about 5 years, and the brightness will gradually diminish during use.

The longevity of LCD monitors generally depends on the life of luminous lights, and the lamps of general brands can be used for more than 30,000 hours, and high-quality displays, such as ViewSonic and Samsung, LG, etc., are indicated to be able to use more than 50,000 hours. But generally speaking, the LCD will age after 2 or 3 years of use, and the brightness is much worse than before, and the brightness of the LCD after 3 years can only reach about 70 of the brightness of the new product.

That is to say, the service life of the general LCD display can reach 4 to 5 years, and the aging age is generally after 2 to 3 years.

Almost.