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The problem Try this!
Unwanted Powering
Off
If your Samsung TV appears to turn off by itself, try disabling some of the TV's
energy efficiency functions. See if Sleep Timer ((MENU/123)
MENU System
Time Sleep Timer) has been enabled. The Sleep Timer automatically turns the
TV off after a specified period of time. If the Sleep Timer has not been enabled,
see if No Signal Power Off ((MENU/123) MENU System Eco Solution
No Signal Power Off) or Auto Power Off ((MENU/123) MENU System Eco
Solution Auto Power Off) has been enabled and disable them.
Problems Powering On
When the TV is turned on, the remote control receiver flashes 5 times before the
screen turns on.
If you are having problems powering on your Samsung television, there are a
number of things to check before calling the service department. Confirm that the
TV's power cord is connected correctly at both ends and that the remote control
is operating normally. Make sure that the antenna cable or cable TV cable is firmly
connected. If you have a cable/satellite box confirm that it is plugged in and turned
on.
Unable to find a
Channel
If your TV is not connected to a cable box or satellite box, run Setup ((MENU/123)
MENU System Setup) or Auto Tuning (Broadcasting Auto Tuning).
The TV image does
not look as good as it
did in the store.
Store displays are all tuned to digital, HD (high definition) channels.
If you have an analogue cable/set top box, upgrade to a digital set top box. Use
HDMI or Component cables to deliver HD (high definition) picture quality.
Many HD channels are upscaled from SD (Standard Definition) content. Look for a
channel that is broadcasting true HD content.
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Cable/Satellite Subscribers: Try HD channels from the channel lineup.
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Terrestrial/Cable Antenna Connection: Try HD channels after running the Auto
Tuning function.
Adjust the cable/satellite box's video output resolution to 1080i or 720p.
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