First off, let’s address the elephant in the room- it is an intended behavior and not a bug. All your pixels are working well and good and the culprit is neither hardware nor software. The reason why this is happening is due to Auto Static Brightness Limiter. For the unaware, the ASBL auto-dims the screen if it detects that the average brightness hasn’t changed in a while. Owing to this reason, you witness these auto-dimming issues on your LG TVs. So this begs the all-important question- how to fix this issue or in other words, how to disable ASBL on your LG TV? Let’s check it out.
How to Fix Auto Dimming issues in LG OLED Smart TV
Since the culprit is Auto Static Brightness Limiter, so disabling it should fix the underlying issue? Yes, it will but turning it off is easier said than done. This is eb cause there exists no built-in option through which you could turn off ASBL, instead you will have to get hold of the service remote to get this job done. Moreover, some have even said that doing so might nullify the warranty. So if you are ready to take the plunge, then proceed ahead with the below steps: That’s it. This will disable the Auto Static Brightness Limiter on your LG OLED Smart TV and hence fix the auto-dimming issues. If you have any queries concerning the aforementioned steps, do let us know in the comments. We will get back to you with a solution at the earliest.
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