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If it's an overflow/waterfall type issue(for lack of a better descriptive term) then turning the screen off and on will fix it temporarily until the trigger (such as heat) sets it off again.

It's less likely a calibration issue because the rest of the screen is performing accurately, and the behaviour is inconsistent.



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