Camileo S10 - White Dead Pixel in HD modes

I purchased an S10 yesterday and have noticed a massive problem. When I shoot in any HD mode there is a dead (white) pixel that floats over the footage mid screen.
I would like clarification on this issue as quickly as possible otherwise it's back to the shop for a other camera?
Many Thanks...

Hi
Do you have this white pixel only on the monitor or on the recorded videos?
The LCD displays could have 1 or 2 dead pixels. Thats normal.
But if you have this dead pixel on the recorded videos you should contact the nearest authorized service provider. It seems that there is something wrong with the picture sensor

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Hello elguajefranklin!
Welcome to the forum.
I would like to determine if this is going to need to be serviced or if what you are seeing is normal by asking a few questions.
1. How long after you start recording does the dead pixel appear?
2. How long are you waiting between recordings?
3. What ISO speed is set?
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when i activate my camera, a "dead pixel" is visible on the top area.
I have done the following checks,
1) Its not a LCD dead pixel because it happens only during cam mode.
2) Its not dust because the pictures taken do not have this.
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