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If your Hitachi LCD TV shows no picture and no sound, first ensure the TV is switched on and properly connected to the mains power outlet. Then, select the appropriate input mode. If the problem persists, unplug the unit for one minute and then plug it back in.
Why does my Hitachi 26LD5550U have no reception?
If your Hitachi LCD TV has no reception, ensure you have tuned in the TV stations by pressing '1' on the remote control. Also, check the aerial connection to the TV. Finally, verify that the TV is powered ON and not in standby mode.
Why does my Hitachi LCD TV switch off with missing aerial input signal?
This is normal behavior for your Hitachi LCD TV. The TV will automatically switch to standby mode 15 minutes after the aerial signal disappears.
What to do if Hitachi 26LD5550U LCD TV image is blocky?
If you are experiencing a blocky image or the image stops intermittently on your Hitachi LCD TV, check all aerial connections. You may also want to move the aerial away from areas of possible interference or try using an aerial booster.
General| Screen Size | 26 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| HD Format | 720p |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Response Time | 8 ms |
| Viewing Angle | 178° |
| Input Ports | Component, Composite |
| Sound Output | 2 x 10W |
Essential safety guidelines for using the television, covering electrical hazards and physical safety.
Instructions on moving the unit, cleaning, and energy-saving tips for safe operation.
Location of controls, remote operation, and aerial connection setup.
Automatic tuning, language selection, and channel management procedures.
Channel selection, volume, mute, sleep timer, and Teletext usage.
Adjusting picture settings, format, and accessing convenience functions.
Configuring language, scans, carriers, display, time, and password.
Accessing common interface, channel lists, banner, EPG, and timer functions.
Connecting external devices like PCs, HDMI, DVI, and other AV equipment.
Resolving common issues with the TV and reviewing its technical specifications.
Information regarding the product warranty, terms, and conditions for service.
