Led tv

[BratPAQ]

I don't think aircon coldness or the moisture is the culprit. The unit is new and just 3 months old. Did he tried replacing the remote battery with a new one? or sync the remote with the tv? can you send the full link of the video.

Hindi ba minsan may tulo yan?

Hindi yata remote dahil nagre response sa remote yung led indicator ng TV pero walang picture.

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[dr. d]

Hindi ba minsan may tulo yan?

Hindi yata remote dahil nagre response sa remote yung led indicator ng TV pero walang picture.

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in the olden days, we would bring our TV, big and heavy as it was (CRT, 'natch!) to the service center.
but then again, our TV wasn't nailed to the wall.
if TS's is nailed to the wall, he probably has little choice but to call the serviceman.

if owner can't contact samsung, i recommend he brings it to the service center.
that is, if he can't do home troubleshooting, as what some online instructions suggest.

our current tv is a 32 inch samsung that we purchased, used, for a song, from previous owner who was "moving up".
it's been over 5 years of satisfying viewing.

[oj88]

For large appliances, including TVs, alam ko warranty repairs are automatically home service and/or pick-up/drop-off.

Anyway, maybe it's just "soft-bricked", and just needs to be power-cycled..... unplug, wait 30 seconds (or until the Standby LED goes out), then plug it back in.

Sometimes the OS or an app crashes and the TV becomes temporarily unresponsive. If so, a power-cycle will often fix it.

I have a Samsung smart TV that is maybe 8 or 9 years old. I only have had to unplug it a couple of times when it got stuck in an app and wasn't responding to any button inputs.

[dr. d]

For large appliances, including TVs, alam ko warranty repairs are automatically home service and/or pick-up/drop-off.

Anyway, maybe it's just "soft-bricked", and just needs to be power-cycled..... unplug, wait 30 seconds (or until the Standby LED goes out), then plug it back in.

Sometimes the OS or an app crashes and the TV becomes temporarily unresponsive. If so, a power-cycle will often fix it.

I have a Samsung smart TV that is maybe 8 or 9 years old. I only have had to unplug it a couple of times when it got stuck in an app and wasn't responding to any button inputs.

when i viewed the TS's rant,
i got the impression that this person knew next to nothing about appliances...
...gone are the days, when ...
heh heh.

[oj88]

when i viewed the TS's rant,
i got the impression that this person knew next to nothing about appliances...
...gone are the days, when ...
heh heh.

If you were brought up right, you were taught to use Windows and so, you'll know that most computer/electronics problems can be fixed by a simple reboot/power-cycle.

[BratPAQ]

If you were brought up right, you were taught to use Windows and so, you'll know that most computer/electronics problems can be fixed by a simple reboot/power-cycle.

Classic IT Crowd TV series line "have you turn it off and on again?"