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LG SIGNATURE OLED65G7 Series User Manual

LG SIGNATURE OLED65G7 Series
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Safety and Reference
P/NO : MFL69727243 (1702-REV01)
Printed in Korea
*MFL69727243*

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LG SIGNATURE OLED65G7 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size65 inches
Display TypeOLED
Resolution3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
Smart TVYes
Operating SystemwebOS
HDMI Ports4
USB Ports3
Wi-FiYes
BluetoothYes
Refresh Rate120 Hz
Sound Output60W
Dolby AtmosYes
HDR SupportHDR10, Dolby Vision
Smart FeaturesLG ThinQ AI
Dimensions (W x H x D)57.1 x 32.7 x 1.8 inches

Summary

Warning! Safety Instructions

Environmental and Placement Precautions

Avoid placing the TV in environments with direct sunlight, heat, moisture, or near water.

Electrical Safety Precautions

Follow instructions for power plugs, cables, and avoiding electric shock hazards.

General Safety Precautions

Flammable Substances and Foreign Objects

Do not store flammable substances near the product or insert foreign objects into it.

Product Care and Maintenance

Avoid water spray and flammable cleaners; contact service for damage or repairs.

Thunderstorm and Gas Leak Safety

Avoid touching TV during storms or gas leaks; ensure ventilation.

Product Integrity and Service

Do not disassemble; contact service for damage, smoke, or strange smells.

Electrical Connection Safety

Use authorized accessories; handle adapters carefully; ensure proper cord connection.

Installation and Stability

Install on stable surfaces; prevent overturning; ensure adequate distance from power lines.

Wall Mounting and Battery Safety

Mount bracket securely; keep batteries away from children.

Operational Safety Guidelines

External Device and Cable Management

Ensure sufficient cable length for external devices; avoid using power plug for switching.

Ventilation and Heat Management

Maintain 10 cm ventilation space; avoid blocking vents; be aware of hot openings.

Cord and Panel Protection

Protect cords from damage; avoid scratching or pressing on the screen.

Power Disconnection and Moving

Unplug to disconnect power; grab plug, not cord; move in pairs.

Cleaning and Servicing Precautions

Unplug before cleaning; use soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals; refer servicing to professionals.

Preparing Your TV

Initial Setup and Display

TV initialization may take time; OSD and menus may vary by model.

Cable and Device Compatibility

Use compatible HDMI/USB devices with correct bezel dimensions; use certified HDMI cables.

Companion Box and Speaker Precautions

Use extension cables for Companion Box; avoid pressing on the speaker.

Installation and Screen Care

Ensure screws are fastened; protect screen from scratches during installation.

Lifting and Moving the TV

Safe Transportation Practices

Use original packaging; disconnect all cables before moving.

Handling and Support Points

Hold TV firmly by the frame; avoid screen contact and cable holders.

Companion Box Attachment

Attach AV box fixing supporter before lifting to prevent finger injury.

Using the TV Button

Basic TV Operation

Operate TV functions using the physical button on the unit.

Basic Functions and Controls

Power, Volume, and Programme Control

Control TV power, volume, and switch between programmes using buttons.

Mounting the TV Securely

Securing to a Wall

Install wall brackets with eye-bolts and rope, ensuring secure attachment.

Table Mounting Guidelines

Place TV upright on a table with 10 cm ventilation space.

Installation Safety

Ensure children do not climb; use a strong platform; avoid heat sources and foreign substances.

Wall Mounting Procedures

Bracket Attachment and Wall Type

Attach optional bracket carefully; consult professionals for non-standard walls.

VESA Standard Compliance

Use VESA standard screws and brackets; refer to table for dimensions.

Companion Box Mounting Support

Fold AV box and attach supporter/spacer before wall mounting.

Wall Mounting Requirements

Wall Material and Tool Selection

Check wall material; use appropriate anchors, screws, and drill bits.

Installation on Plasterboard/MDF

Avoid plasterboard/MDF; install into concrete or use a separate hanger.

Load Capacity and Drill Bit Usage

Ensure wall supports load; use correct drill bit size for concrete.

Required Tools List

List of necessary tools for wall mounting, including drill and driver.

Attaching to Masonry Walls

Hole Preparation and Cleaning

Drill Ø 8 mm holes to 80-100 mm depth and clean them.

Wall Anchor Installation

Insert sealed wall mounting anchor into the hole using a hammer.

Wall Mount Alignment and Setup

Set wall mount on wall, align to hole, and adjust angle upwards.

Screw Tightening Procedure

Align and tighten wall mounting screws to specified torque (45-60 kgf/cm).

Installation Safety Measures

Prevent children climbing; use strong platform; wear safety gloves.

Security System and Connections

Kensington Security System

Locate Kensington security system connector at the rear of the Companion Box.

External Device Connectivity

Connect various external devices like HD receivers, DVD players, and PCs.

PC Mode Troubleshooting

Adjust settings for PC mode noise; some resolutions may not work.

Antenna and Satellite Connection

Connect TV to antenna/satellite dish using RF cable; improve quality with amplifiers.

CI Module and USB Connection

Insert CI module correctly; connect USB devices directly if USB Hub fails.

Other Connections and Remote Control

External Device Connectivity (HDMI)

Connect external devices via HDMI cable; ensure proper cable separation.

HDMI HDCP Settings and Audio Formats

Configure HDCP settings and check supported audio formats (DTS, Dolby).

Slim Remote Battery Replacement

Replace batteries when low; ensure remote points to TV sensor.

Access Point Placement for Remote

Position Access Point >0.2m from TV to prevent remote interference.

Magic Remote Functions

Magic Remote Battery Replacement

Replace 1.5 V AA batteries by opening cover and pointing remote at TV sensor.

Access Point Placement for Magic Remote

Ensure AP is >0.2m from TV to avoid frequency interference.

Magic Remote Button Functions (Part 1)

Describes POWER, STB PWR, number, alphabet, space, LIST, Screen Remote, QUICK ACCESS, AD buttons.

Magic Remote Button Functions (Part 2)

Describes HOME, RECENTS, STB MENU, Wheel, Navigation, BACK, EXIT, GUIDE buttons.

Voice Recognition Operation

Press voice button; speak when display window appears for search.

Remote Registration and Licensing

Registering the Magic Remote

Pair the Magic Remote by pointing at TV and pressing the Wheel (OK) button.

Deregistering the Magic Remote

Unpair the Magic Remote by pressing BACK and HOME buttons simultaneously.

Software Licenses and Information

Details on supported licenses and open source software information.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Remote Control and Connectivity Problems

Check remote sensor, obstacles, battery, and power cord connections.

Image and Sound Issues

Verify TV power, cord connection, and wall outlet functionality.

Sudden Power Off and PC Connection Errors

Check power settings, timers, or reconnect HDMI for PC connection issues.

Abnormal Display Symptoms

Addresses flicker, pixel variations, image sticking, and horizontal lines.

Companion Box Indicator Lights

Interprets blinking indicator lights on the Companion Box (AV Box).

Product Specifications

Generated Sound Characteristics

Explains 'cracking' noise from thermal contraction and circuit humming/buzzing.

Wireless Module and Environment Specs

Details Wireless LAN/Bluetooth specs and CI Module environment conditions.

TV System Specifications

Television System Standards

Details Digital TV (DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C, DVB-S/S2) and Analogue TV standards.

Channel Frequency Bands

Specifies frequency ranges for different TV channel bands.

Program Storage and Antenna Impedance

Indicates maximum storable programs and external antenna impedance.

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