Other Information

Issues

Solutions and Explanations

No Picture, No Video

 

 

 

The TV will not turn on.

• Make sure the AC power cord is securely plugged in to the wall outlet and the TV.

 

• Make sure the wall outlet is working.

 

• Try pressing the POWER button on the TV to make sure the problem is not the remote.

 

If the TV turns on, refer to ‘Remote control does not work’ below.

 

 

The TV turns off automatically.

• Ensure the Sleep Timer is set to Off in the Setup menu. (P. 17)

 

• If your PC is connected to the TV, check your PC power settings.

 

• Make sure the AC power cord is plugged in securely to the wall outlet and the TV.

 

• When watching TV from an antenna or cable connection, the TV will turn off after 10 - 15

 

minutes if there is no signal.

 

 

There is no picture/video.

• Check cable connections. (remove and reconnect all cables connected to the TV and external

 

devices).

 

• Set your external device’s (Cable/Sat Box, DVD, Blu-ray etc) video outputs to match the

 

connections to the TV input. For example, if an external device’s output is HDMI, it should be

 

connected to an HDMI input on the TV.

 

• Make sure your connected devices are powered on.

 

• Be sure to select the TV’s correct source by pressing the SOURCE button on the remote

 

control.

 

• Reboot the connected device by reconnecting the device’s power cable.

 

 

RF(Cable/Antenna) Connection

 

 

 

The TV is not receiving all channels.

• Make sure the coaxial cable is connected securely.

 

• Please try Auto Program to add available channels to the channel list. Go to MENU - Channel

 

- Auto Program then select Auto and make sure the correct Cable TV signal type is set in the

 

menu. There are 3 options. (STD, HRC and IRC) (P. 12)

 

• Verify the Antenna is positioned correctly.

 

 

No Caption on digital channels.

• Check Caption Setup menu. Try changing Caption Mode Service 1 to CC1. (P. 19)

 

• Some channels may not have caption data.

 

 

The picture is distorted: macroblock,

• Compression of video contents may cause picture distortion. especially on fast moving pictures

error, small block, dots, pixelization.

such as sports and action movies.

 

• A low signal can cause picture distortion. This is not a TV problem.

 

 

PC Connection

 

 

 

A “Mode Not Supported” message

• Set your PC’s output resolution so it matches the resolutions supported by the TV.

appears.

 

 

 

“PC” is always shown on the source list,

• This is normal; “PC” is always shown on the source list, regardless of whether a PC is

even if a PC is not connected.

connected.

 

 

The video is OK but there is no audio.

• If you are using a HDMI connection, check the audio output setting on your PC.

 

 

Others

 

 

 

Purple/green rolling horizontal bars and

• Remove the left and right audio connections from the set-top-box. If the buzzing stops, this

buzzing noise from the TV speakers

indicates that the set-top-box has a grounding issue. Replace the Component video cables

with Component cable connection.

with an HDMI connection.

 

 

The picture will not display in full screen.

• HD channels will have black bars on either side of the screen when displaying upscaled SD

 

(4:3) contents.

 

• Black bars on the Top & Bottom will be shown on movies that have aspect ratios different from

 

your TV.

 

• Adjust picture size option on your external device or TV to full screen.

 

 

The remote control does not work.

• Replace the remote control batteries with correct polarity (+/–).

 

• Clean the transmission window located on the top of the remote.

 

• Try pointing the remote directly at the TV from 5~6 feet away.

 

 

The cable/set top box remote control

• Program the Cable/Sat remote control to operate the TV. Refer to the Cable/Sat user manual

doesn’t turn the TV on or off, or adjust

for SAMSUNG TV code.

the volume.

 

 

 

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Samsung BN68-02582B-05 Devices, Connected to an Hdmi input on the TV, Make sure your connected devices are powered on