New iMac condensation inside screen glass
Aluminum iMac, Mac OS X (10.4.10), 4GB RAM
Aluminum iMac, Mac OS X (10.4.10), 4GB RAM
Al Van Malsen wrote:
Who cares whether others have the problem or not.
Take it back and get a new one!!!
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Al Van Malsen wrote:
I don't need an interpreter thank you and stand by what I said. It is defective and needs to be returned. The poster does not need validation to solve an issue, he needs a solution.
This is the second time you have felt the need to come here and make similar coments. Who put you in charge?
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Al Van Malsen wrote:
Who cares whether others have the problem or not.
kkat69 wrote:
Since the iMac goes Glass > Space > LCD it wouldn't be totally surprising that condensation would show up there if there is a lot of humidity and the temp variations between the outside of the glass and the inside of the glass.
The space between the glass and lcd is not air tight. The glass is just a "cover" and not affixed to the actual LCD. It's held on by some magnets but there's still air going to and from between the lcd and the section that connects to the glass. It's like when you get condensation/ie., fogged windows in a car. The temp difference the air outside the glass and the air inside the glass as well as both surface sides it's a matter of physics that a fog will appear if the conditions are optimal.
I would at least call Apple or goto an Apple store so that there is a record of it happening in case any damage is caused by it. However do not be surprised if the fog goes away by the time you get there.
New iMac condensation inside screen glass