User Manual Philips 22PFL3206H/12 3000 series LED TV

Yes, you can. Use the [Mute screen] feature which allows you to switch off the TV display while you are listening to a radio station or even watching TV, which will reduce the energy consumption.

To activate the [Mute screen] mode, proceed as follow:

In TV mode, press the green button on the remote control to display the energy-efficient settings option.
Select [Mute screen] and press the 'OK' button to confirm.
The TV screen will switch off; only the sound is available from the TV.
If you wish to exit the [Mute screen] mode, press any keys on the remote control.

No. This TV does not support the DTS (Digital Theater Systems) audio format. If your TV receives a DTS signal via HDMI, it will not transfer this signal via its 'SPDIF OUT' connector.

In order to hear the DTS audio signal, you need to connect the digital audio output of the source device to an external amplifier.

Situation:

The TV does not show image or play sound and will not start up.

Checklist
• The power plug is firmly connected to both the TV and the wall socket side

• The TV menu is not showing up (press the [home] button on the remote control. If the menu is not showing, proceed with the steps of the article below)

Answer
The fact that TV is not switching ON can be caused by different factors.

Proceed with the steps of the article below if one of the following scenarios occur:

● The front LED (standby) is not visible at all.

● The front LED (standby) remains steady ON (proceed with step 3).

● The front LED (standby) is OFF but blinks when a button on the remote control is pressed (proceed with step 3).

● The front LED (standby) is steady ON, but blinks when a button on the remote control is pressed (proceed with step 3).

1. Startup from standby
● Switch the TV ON with the button/joystick on the TV. The ON/OFF button can be found on the back or underneath the TV screen.

● Wait 2 minutes for the TV to start up. If no picture is visible, press the [Standby] button on the remote control.

If the TV will not switch ON, proceed with step 2.

2. Test a different electrical socket
Do not use power strips of any kind for this test. Directly connect the power cable of the TV into a different electrical socket.

Note: make sure the tested sockets are not faulty. Try a different electronic device to verify, for example, if the voltage of the power supply is sufficient.

3. Perform a power cycle
● Unplug all cables, accessories and devices from the TV. This includes a CAM module, if applicable.

● Wait for at least one minute (after the LED light has switched off).

● Replug the power cable without reconnecting any of the disconnected cables, accessories and devices. The TV screen stays black but the LED light pulses. When the LED light stays ON, and the TV does not automatically switch ON, the TV can be switched on with the “standby” button on the remote control.

If the TV does not start up, repeat the power cycle of step 3. If the TV remains unable to switch ON, go to step 4.

If the TV starts up, ensure to update the TV’s software to improve the TV’s functionality: Click here to visit the Philips support web page to find the latest software version and instructions to update the TV, or proceed with the the related article below; ”How to update the software of the TV?”.

4. Contact Philips TV Support
If the TV will not switch ON after the steps above, contact the dedicated Philips TV Support department.