Colourful Pixelated & broken display

[BailsW54]

Hi wondering if anyone can help me with what’s the problem with my screen..

I’ve got an OLED ASUS - VivoBook K553 15.6" Laptop - Intel® Core™ i5, 512 GB SSD, bought beginning of 2022. 6 months in the screen was apparently damaged wouldn’t turn on, I sent it to asus & a long 5 months & £400 later screen gets replaced.

Now I was using my laptop and all of a sudden it started flashing on one side then went purple/rainbow (see below.. don’t judge my bad wordle guesses)

I googled something about the graphics display needed updating? Laptop said it was all up to date, it resolved itself. So I updated windows and turned it off.
Couple days later my laptop turns on to this..

Any help on what’s the problem please and any way to fix it ?? Because I’m about to just throw it away.. it’s still a new laptop and I’ve taken a lot of care to not break it, I still don’t know how the screen was broke the first time as it was in a soft padded case.
Sorry long story any help is much appreciated, thank you!

[Falcon_ASUS]

@BailsW54 
According to what you described, I would suggest you bring back your laptop to our service center for further confirmation.
The following is the contact information: https://www.asus.com/support/service-center-location  
Also you can contact the local service center for help.
The following is the contact information: https://www.asus.com/support/CallUs# 
Sorry for any inconvenience it may be caused.

[BailsW54]

Thank you for replying! I guess I’m a little hesitant to send it back to the repair center because I had such trouble last time, but I’ll try again thank you 🙂 

[Falcon_ASUS]

@BailsW54 
I have sent you a message, please check the top right corner and kindly share the serial number and details requested in the PM inbox.
Thank you.

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