Just arrived - screen fault. Common?

[Guest dopamine1]

First post. Vega arrived today. I flashed to latest stock rom and installed MCR as soon as it arrived, and before I used it properly. However as soon as I started setting up my gmail etc, I noticed the display isn't level in the bezel - only a few pixels off but there are more blank pixels at the top of the left side of the screen than there are on the right - only a tiny amount but enough to detect visually and enough to be annoying. In portrait mode a slight slope on text is more apparent.

Is this a common fault? I'm gutted as I'll have to wipe the vega before I send it back and knowing DSG they'll take ages to send a replacement.

[Guest trevor432990]

First post. Vega arrived today. I flashed to latest stock rom and installed MCR as soon as it arrived, and before I used it properly. However as soon as I started setting up my gmail etc, I noticed the display isn't level in the bezel - only a few pixels off but there are more blank pixels at the top of the left side of the screen than there are on the right - only a tiny amount but enough to detect visually and enough to be annoying. In portrait mode a slight slope on text is more apparent.

Is this a common fault? I'm gutted as I'll have to wipe the vega before I send it back and knowing DSG they'll take ages to send a replacement.

Read post number 30 in this guide and follow the instructions. BTW you don't need to wipe the Vega if you ever had to send it back to DSG they support the hardware not the software.

[Guest dopamine1]

Read post number 30 in this guide and follow the instructions. BTW you don't need to wipe the Vega if you ever had to send it back to DSG they support the hardware not the software.

Thanks for this and for the heads up on wiping it. I did run the calibration app, but I don't think it's a calibration issue. The lit pixel boundary on the screen is slanting downwards. I remember having CRT monitors that you could adjust the screen level on, but don't think you can do this on LED, can you? (never had this problem before).