Issues
Solutions and Explanations
The TV won’t 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 P 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. |
There is no picture/video. | Check the cable connections. Remove and reconnect all cables connected |
| to the TV and external devices. |
| Set the video outputs of your external devices (Cable/Sat Box, DVD, Blu- |
| ray etc) to match the TV's input connections. 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 correct input source. |
| Reboot the connected device by unplugging it, and then reconnecting the |
| device’s power cable. |
The remote control does not | Replace the remote control batteries. Make sure the batteries are installed |
work. | with their poles |
| Clean the sensor’s transmission window on the remote. |
| Try pointing the remote directly at the TV from 5~6 feet away. |
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The cable/set top box remote | Program the Cable/Set remote control to operate the TV. Refer to the |
control doesn’t turn the | |
TV on or off or adjust the |
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volume. |
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‐This TFT LED panel is made up of sub pixels which require sophisticated technology to produce. There may be, however, a few bright or dark pixels on the screen. These pixels will have no impact on the performance of the product.
‐To keep your TV in optimum condition, upgrade to the latest software. Use the Update Now or Auto Update functions on the TV's menu (Screen MENU > Support > Software Update > Update now or Screen MENU > Support > Software Update > Auto Update).
