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Hi Customer, Thank you for the inquiry! It is possible the LED TV may feel warm or hot to the touch after several hours of use. Because LED TVs are thin and the cabinet enclosure is relatively small, heat generated by the LED backlight located at the bottom or side of the TV is more noticeable. The warm temperature is normal operation and should not be a cause for concern. This does not indicate a defect nor does it affect the reliability or life of the product. As with all electronics product, ensure the TV has sufficient ventilation to avoid causing it to overheat. In addition, please change the Picture mode from Vivid to Standard or decrease the Brightness to reduce power consumption and produce less heat. Regards, David

I have had my TV on all day and just checked the surface temp with an Infared sensor and it in the mid 80's all over the front and back. So cooler and my last TV

I’ve not noticed any substantial amount of heat. Doesn’t seem to be an issue.

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Hi Customer, Thank you for the inquiry! It is possible the LED TV may feel warm or hot to the touch after several hours of use. Because LED TVs are thin and the cabinet enclosure is relatively small, heat generated by the LED backlight located at the bottom or side of the TV is more noticeable. The warm temperature is normal operation and should not be a cause for concern. This does not indicate a defect nor does it affect the reliability or life of the product. As with all electronics product, ensure the TV has sufficient ventilation to avoid causing it to overheat. In addition, please change the Picture mode from Vivid to Standard or decrease the Brightness to reduce power consumption and produce less heat. Regards, David
Answered by SonyListens 3 years ago
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I have had my TV on all day and just checked the surface temp with an Infared sensor and it in the mid 80's all over the front and back. So cooler and my last TV
Answered by 1948 3 years ago
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I’ve not noticed any substantial amount of heat. Doesn’t seem to be an issue.
Answered by KOKO 3 years ago
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