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Lists the components that come with the TV, including the remote and stand.
Details external items like a screwdriver, router, and internet connection needed for setup.
Connects an outdoor or indoor antenna for signal reception.
Facilitates high-quality audio/visual connections for gaming consoles and players.
Connects external digital audio systems using an optical cable.
Enables connection of headphones or external speakers for audio.
Connects the TV to a network or internet via an Ethernet cable.
Connects USB devices for browsing photos, music, or movies.
Connects external AV devices using composite video and audio cables.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the TV stands securely using a screwdriver.
Details on mounting the TV, including VESA compatibility and weight requirements.
Instructions on how to properly insert batteries into the remote control.
Guidance on plugging the TV into a power outlet and turning it on.
Steps to activate the TV by linking it to a Roku account for streaming.
Advises following on-screen prompts for initial TV setup and network connection.
Explains core remote buttons like Power, Back, Home, Volume, OK, and navigation.
Details buttons for Instant Replay, Rewind (RWD), Play/Pause, and Fast Forward (FWD).
Covers Mute, Sleep timer, Options access, and the utility of the '*' button.
Guide to connecting a TV antenna for over-the-air entertainment.
Explains how to pause live TV using a USB drive.
Information on programming a cable or satellite remote to control the TV.
Encourages product registration via a website for benefits like support and warranty.
Lists advantages: quick assistance, news, offers, updates, and extended warranty.
Provides contact information: website, phone number, and email for assistance.
Directs users to a website for the full XClass TV User Manual and solutions.
Lists the components that come with the TV, including the remote and stand.
Details external items like a screwdriver, router, and internet connection needed for setup.
Connects an outdoor or indoor antenna for signal reception.
Facilitates high-quality audio/visual connections for gaming consoles and players.
Connects external digital audio systems using an optical cable.
Enables connection of headphones or external speakers for audio.
Connects the TV to a network or internet via an Ethernet cable.
Connects USB devices for browsing photos, music, or movies.
Connects external AV devices using composite video and audio cables.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the TV stands securely using a screwdriver.
Details on mounting the TV, including VESA compatibility and weight requirements.
Instructions on how to properly insert batteries into the remote control.
Guidance on plugging the TV into a power outlet and turning it on.
Steps to activate the TV by linking it to a Roku account for streaming.
Advises following on-screen prompts for initial TV setup and network connection.
Explains core remote buttons like Power, Back, Home, Volume, OK, and navigation.
Details buttons for Instant Replay, Rewind (RWD), Play/Pause, and Fast Forward (FWD).
Covers Mute, Sleep timer, Options access, and the utility of the '*' button.
Guide to connecting a TV antenna for over-the-air entertainment.
Explains how to pause live TV using a USB drive.
Information on programming a cable or satellite remote to control the TV.
Encourages product registration via a website for benefits like support and warranty.
Lists advantages: quick assistance, news, offers, updates, and extended warranty.
Provides contact information: website, phone number, and email for assistance.
Directs users to a website for the full XClass TV User Manual and solutions.
This document is a Quick Start Guide for an Element Roku TV, specifically an 86-inch 4K model. It provides essential information for setting up, connecting, and using the television, as well as support resources.
The Element Roku TV is a smart television designed to provide a comprehensive entertainment experience. It integrates the Roku platform, offering access to thousands of streaming channels, live TV, and various media content. The TV supports 4K resolution, ensuring a high-quality visual experience. It can be used as a standalone smart TV for streaming, connected to external devices like Blu-ray players or gaming consoles, or used with an antenna for over-the-air broadcasts. The built-in Roku operating system simplifies navigation and content discovery.
The guide outlines a straightforward setup process. Users begin by unboxing the TV and identifying all included components, such as the TV itself, remote control, stand screws, and TV stand. It also lists items not included but necessary for setup, including a Phillips head screwdriver, wireless router, internet connection, and a smartphone, computer, or tablet for activation.
For tabletop placement, the guide provides instructions for installing the TV stand. It emphasizes the TV's weight (over 96 lbs) and recommends a minimum of two people for installation. Users are advised to place the TV screen-down on a soft, flat surface to prevent scratches. The stand is attached using the provided screws and a Phillips screwdriver. Handles on the back of the TV are highlighted for safe lifting and positioning.
Alternatively, the TV can be wall-mounted. The guide specifies that the wall mount (not included) and supporting structure must be capable of holding over 96 lbs and be properly anchored. It details the VESA mounting pattern (600 x 400 mm) and the required screw size (M8 x 28 mm, max depth). Users are advised to consult a professional installer if they have doubts about safe installation.
The included remote control is designed for intuitive navigation. It features standard buttons for power, volume, channel navigation, and menu access. Specific Roku functions include a "Home" button to return to the Roku Home screen, "Back" for previous screens, and an "OK" button for selection. Unique Roku features include "Instant Replay" for replaying the last few seconds of streaming video, "Sleep" to set a sleep timer, and "Options" to access picture settings and more. The remote also has dedicated buttons for rewind, play/pause, and fast forward, making media control seamless. The guide notes that the actual remote may include pre-set channel buttons.
The TV offers a variety of ports for connecting external devices:
For over-the-air entertainment, users can connect an antenna to the ANT/CABLE port. The setup wizard guides users through the process, and the Antenna/Live TV icon on the home screen provides access to broadcast content. The TV also features a "Live TV Pause" function, allowing users to pause up to 90 minutes of live antenna TV by connecting a 16 GB or larger USB drive.
To unlock the full smart TV capabilities, the TV needs to be activated by linking it to a Roku account using a computer, smartphone, or tablet. The guide explicitly states that Roku does not charge for activation support and warns against scams. While a credit card is not required to create a Roku account, saving credit card information can expedite renting and purchasing content from the Roku Channel Store. Once connected and activated, the TV automatically updates its software, enabling immediate streaming.
Upon powering on, the TV presents easy on-screen instructions for initial setup, including detecting wireless networks. Users should have their network name and password ready. The TV can still function as a regular TV even if not connected to a wireless network.
For users who prefer to use their cable set-top box or satellite receiver remote as a universal remote, the guide advises referring to the manual provided by their service provider for programming instructions. Common universal remote codes can also be found on the Roku website.
The guide provides instructions for inserting the included AAA batteries into the remote control, emphasizing correct polarity (+ and -). It recommends always replacing dead batteries with two brand-new batteries from the same manufacturer and never using damaged batteries. A warning is included regarding remote control getting warm/hot during use, advising discontinuation of use and contacting support immediately.
Users are encouraged to register their product online at elementelectronics.com/register. Benefits of registration include quick assistance, news and special offers from Element, important product updates and notifications, and an extended warranty. The standard manufacturer warranty is 1 year, extended to 2 years with product registration within 90 days of purchase.
Element provides comprehensive support resources. Users can visit elementelectronics.com/support for help with product setup, connecting devices, technical issues, and downloading manuals. Customer support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, via email (customerservice@elementelectronics.com) and phone (1.888.842.3577). The guide also directs users to go.roku.com/rokutv for the full XClass TV User Manual and information on common issues and solutions. It recommends keeping the TV box for the duration of the warranty.
General| Display Type | LED |
|---|---|
| Smart TV | Yes |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) |
| HDR | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
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