Typically, wireless manufacturers have to issue a statement or recall one of the devices, but after a few months of the explosive Samsung Note 7 in 2016, Samsung devices were reviewed again. This time, consumers are reporting the so-called pink line display problem, as shown below:
Although the device owner once thought that the pink line display problem was a software defect, Samsung claimed it was due to equipment damage. According to an article in the Technology Times detailing the Galaxy s7 display issue, Samsung reported that the pink line would appear randomly due to dropped calls, regardless of whether the screen was broken. “Samsung has shared the reason behind the appearance of vertical purple stripes because the internal circuitry of the device is damaged, which is the reason for controlling the orientation of the screen,” reporter Anu Passary said. However, many Galaxy S7 users insist that they have not dropped or damaged their equipment; the pink color appears randomly during normal use.
Before determining the real cause, Samsungmobilerepair.co.uk wants customers to understand that this is a defect for the manufacturer. If you encounter this problem and your device does not have any physical damage, we recommend that you bring the device back to where it was originally purchased for warranty/replacement. On the other hand, if your screen is dropped or damaged, our professional technicians can change the screen and provide a warranty for the new replacement screen. Please note that even with the new replacement screen, if the cause is software dependent, the pink line may return. If you do encounter the pink line display problem again, please remember that this is not a problem for our repair or technician. The good news is that if the digitizer is not damaged, we can change the screen through our warranty plan until Samsung provides the solution.
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