LENOVO S300 LAPTOP LCD PANEL MANUFACTURING DEFECT ISSUE-REQUEST FOR DOA AS LAPTOP IS JUST 6 DAYS OLD

Dear Lenovo service team,
This is to inform you that I have purchased a Lenovo laptop from Kolkata dealer called Balaji solutions ltd.Bill no E02PSI120xxxxx Date of purchase is 27/02/2013 @ 7.30 pm Model no Lenovo s300,Sr no: xxxxxxxx.
As it is a dos machine windows was not installed there after purchasing the laptop i have installed the software on 2.03.2013and i saw that a line wave is coming on my LCD screen.and i have called to customercare @ 180030029929 and one of your executive has told me that it is a issue of software not of the laptop,he suggest me to install the software once again .then i have installed the software once again but the same problem was there after that on 5/03/2012 i go to the dealer and told my problem and they said they cant change the laptop and suggested me to go to service centre today i go to service centre at DIGITAL CARE PVT LTD. and one of the engineer named Mr t has checked the laptop and told me" it is a problem of LCD panel and it is a manufacturing defect".The LCD have to change . The problem is a manufacturing defect then why should i repair it????.The laptop is just 6 days old and why i would take a repaired one?? Either you people replace the laptop from your end or make it a DOA that i can change it from dealer end or suggest the dealer to replace it. i have spend 30,700 rs for a new one and if it comes a manufacturing defect then you people are liable to replace it out.
Request you please solve this issue as soon as possible. I will not repair it as it has a manufacturing defect it if will use it for 6-7 month i will think to repair but i will not take a repair one as it is just 6 days old and it is a manufacturing fault.
Please reply soon for this issue or suggest the dealer to replace or make it a DOA from your end.
CASE ID: 42706xxxxx
SR.NO OF LENOVO S300: xxxxxxxx
DATE OF PURCHASE: 27/2/2013
BILL NO: E02PSI120xxxxx
DEALERS NAME: BALAJI SOLUTIONS LTD
Regards,
Sudipta kar
Moderator Note; s/n and information which should not be posted openly edited for member's own protection

Can you take a photo of the damage? Once before I saw an LCD that arrived truly internally cracked. The ink was in a perfect circle, writing off any user fault.
In the worst case situation, it might be worthwhile to call Lenovo and purchase a new screen. If you purchase one through them, you can get warranty support for the new screen. I realize that is a terrible alternative, as you should not have to invest more money, but it is the cheapest route to get a functioning LCD.
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