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James Moyer MDSep 6, 2025
Why does my Dynex DX-32D310NA15 have good sound but poor color?
- JJuan LewisSep 6, 2025
If you have good sound but poor color on your Dynex LED TV, adjust the contrast, color, and brightness settings.
Why does my Dynex DX-32D310NA15 have good sound but poor color?
If you have good sound but poor color on your Dynex LED TV, adjust the contrast, color, and brightness settings.
How to fix 'no signal' error on Dynex LED TV?
If your Dynex LED TV displays a “No signal” error message, press the INPUT button to select the correct input for your device. If you're using a cable or satellite box, use its remote to change channels and make sure you've selected the correct input to view those channels.
Why is the picture quality poor on some channels on my Dynex LED TV?
If your Dynex LED TV has good picture quality on some channels but poor on others, the issue might be a weak signal from your broadcaster or cable TV provider. If you're connected to cable or satellite TV without a set-top box, consider installing one to improve signal reception and picture quality. Contact your provider for options.
What to do if my Dynex DX-32D310NA15 has a dark picture but good sound?
If your Dynex LED TV has a dark, poor, or no picture (but the screen is lit and sound is good), try switching to another channel to rule out station issues. Ensure the antenna or cable TV is correctly connected. Adjust the brightness and make sure the correct picture mode is selected. If you're using an antenna, check the digital channel signal strength and adjust the antenna or use a more powerful one if the signal is low. Also, ensure the video cables are securely connected and try a new set of video cables in case the old ones are faulty.
Why is my Dynex DX-32D310NA15 making audio noise?
If you are experiencing audio noise with your Dynex LED TV, other devices, such as surround sound receivers, external speakers, fans, or hair dryers, may be interfering with your TV. Try turning off one device at a time to determine which device is causing interference. After you have determined which device is causing interference, move it further from the TV to eliminate the interference.
Why does my Dynex DX-32D310NA15 have no color or a dark picture?
If your Dynex LED TV has no color, a dark picture, or incorrect color, try changing the channel to rule out station issues. Adjust the color saturation. Ensure the video cables and the antenna or cable TV are securely connected. If using an antenna, check the digital channel signal strength and adjust the antenna or use a more powerful one if needed.
How to prevent after images on Dynex DX-32D310NA15 LED TV?
To avoid after images on your Dynex LED TV, do not display a still image, such as a logo, game, or computer image, for an extended period of time, as this can cause a permanent after-image to be burned into the screen.
Why does my Dynex LED TV have bright spots on the screen?
A few bright or dark spots on the screen of your Dynex LED TV is normal and does not affect the operation of the TV.
Why does my Dynex DX-32D310NA15 LED TV have double images?
If your Dynex LED TV displays double images, use a highly directional outdoor antenna, cable TV, or satellite TV.
How to adjust screen size on Dynex DX-32D310NA15 to fill the screen?
If the picture on your Dynex LED TV does not fill the screen and there are black bars around it, change the aspect ratio. Digital TV and movies are increasingly presented in widescreen (16:9).
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