If a customer notices dead pixels on their HP notebook under warranty, what should the technician do?

When a customer reports dead pixels on their HP notebook that is still under warranty, it's essential to follow HP's pixel policy to determine the appropriate course of action. The correct response is to replace the screen or the device if the number of dead pixels exceeds the thresholds specified in HP's pixel policy. This policy outlines the acceptable limits of pixel defects, which can vary based on the type of display and the manufacturer’s standards.

Having a clear understanding of the pixel policy ensures that the technician maintains compliance with warranty terms and provides the customer with fair service. If the device meets the criteria set forth in the pixel policy, then replacing it is justified and aligns with HP's standards for customer satisfaction.

This careful adherence to policy also helps to prevent unnecessary replacements that might not be warranted. By evaluating the situation based on established guidelines, the technician reinforces professionalism and care in servicing.