To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix LG 32LA667V-ZB LED TV remote control not working?
If you're unable to control your LG LED TV with the remote, first, ensure there are no obstructions between the remote and the TV's sensor. Then, check the remote control sensor on the product and try again. Finally, verify that the batteries are correctly installed and still have power.
What to do if my LG 32LA667V-ZB LED TV has no picture and sound?
If your LG LED TV shows no image and produces no sound, first ensure that the TV is turned on. Next, check that the power cord is properly connected to a working wall outlet. To verify the outlet, connect another device to it and see if it works.
Why does my LG LED TV turn off by itself?
If your LG LED TV turns off suddenly, check the power control settings, as the power supply may be interrupted. Also, verify if the Auto sleep feature is activated in the Time settings. Note that the TV will automatically turn off after 15 minutes of inactivity if there is no signal while the TV is on.
What to do if LG 32LA667V-ZB LED TV says ‘No signal’ when connected to PC?
If your LG LED TV displays ‘No signal’ or ‘Invalid Format’ when connected to a PC via HDMI or DVI, try turning the TV off and then on again using the remote control. If that doesn't work, reconnect the HDMI cable. As a final step, restart your PC while the TV is powered on.
What to do if my LG 32LA667V-ZB says 'No signal' when connected to PC?
If your LG LED TV displays 'No signal' or 'Invalid Format' when connected to a PC via HDMI or DVI, try the following: * Turn the TV off and then on again using the remote control. * Reconnect the HDMI cable. * Restart your PC while the TV is powered on.
Identifies the product's model, brand, and part number.
Covers trim size, colors, paper stock, bindery, language, and page count.
Lists printing countries and document revision history.
Provides the product part number and manufacturing location.
Covers essential safety guidelines for using the TV and its features.
Specific safety advice for users viewing 3D content.
Guidance on unpacking, parts, and initial setup.
Instructions for attaching the stand, wall mounting, and organizing cables.
How to connect antennas, satellite dishes, and other equipment.
Overview and explanation of the Magic Remote's features and operation.
Information regarding Dolby, HDMI, DivX, and DTS technology licenses.
Notice regarding the use of open source software in the product.
Warnings about placing the TV in unsuitable environments like direct sunlight or humid areas.
Guidelines for safe use of power plugs, cords, and wall outlets.
Precautions for using electrical outlets and avoiding shock hazards.
Warnings about dropping, impacts, and flammable materials near the TV.
Precautions regarding contact with liquids and use of chemicals for cleaning.
Caution against disassembling or repairing the product without authorization.
Steps to take if the product shows signs of damage or malfunction.
Advice on disconnecting the TV when not in use for extended periods.
Guidance on TV placement, stability, and radio wave avoidance.
Measures to prevent TV overturning and safe wall mounting practices.
Recommendations for viewing distance and potential eye strain.
Guidelines for battery use and ensuring remote sensor visibility.
Importance of proper ventilation to prevent overheating.
Regular inspection and protection of power cords and plugs.
Instructions for safely cleaning the TV screen and avoiding damage.
Advice for moving the TV and annual internal cleaning by service.
Explains panel variations and when to seek service for malfunctions.
Information on image sticking phenomena and normal product sounds.
Guidelines for comfortable and safe 3D viewing sessions, including breaks.
Warnings for users with photosensitive conditions, illnesses, or visual impairments.
Symptoms that indicate a need to stop watching 3D content.
Recommended viewing distance and guidelines for different age groups.
Proper use, care, and storage of 3D glasses.
Steps for unpacking, stand attachment, and initial connections.
Notes on supplied items, specifications, and cable compatibility.
Details on remote controls, batteries, and power cords.
Lists of optional items like 3D glasses and mounting hardware.
Information on bracket screws, spacers, and cable holders.
Details on stand parts, Tag On feature, and audio devices.
Lists of optional accessories available for separate purchase.
A chart showing accessory compatibility with different TV models.
Identification of TV components and buttons for different model types.
Explains the specific function of each button on the TV unit.
Guidelines for safely lifting and moving the TV to prevent damage.
Advice on handling the TV during transport to avoid jolts or vibration.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the TV stand.
Warnings about screen protection and screw tightening during stand attachment.
Instructions for removing the protective film from the TV unit.
Instructions for attaching the stand to LA69 and LA74 models.
Instructions for attaching the stand to LN57-ZA models.
How to fix the TV to a table to prevent tilting and injury.
Warnings about heat sources, TV stability, and Kensington security system.
Ensuring proper space and ventilation for table-mounted TVs.
Steps for installing the TV using a wall mount and related safety measures.
Notes on fixing TV to table and preventing tipping hazards.
Details on swiveling the TV for optimal viewing angles.
Cautions regarding finger pinching, accessory use, and securing TV to wall.
Steps for attaching eye-bolts, wall brackets, and securing with rope.
Table detailing VESA dimensions, compatible screws, and mount types.
Notes on wall mount kit contents, screws, and using spacers.
Steps for gathering and securing cables using holders and management systems.
Warning against misusing cable holders to move the TV.
How to connect the TV to antenna and satellite dish sources.
Tips for improving antenna signal quality and setup.
How to connect external devices via HDMI for best image quality.
Advice on using High Speed HDMI cables with CEC functionality.
Connecting devices using DVI-HDMI cables for digital video.
Connecting analog video and audio via component cables.
Notes on compatibility and single link usage for DVI/HDMI connections.
Connecting analog video and audio with composite cables.
Connecting mobile devices via MHL for screen mirroring.
Notes on analog connections and potential color display issues.
Connecting external audio systems via optical or analog audio outputs.
Connecting USB storage devices for multimedia playback.
Connecting audio devices using digital optical audio cables.
Inserting a CI module for encrypted digital TV services.
Connecting headphones and notes on audio menu settings.
Instructions for proper CI module insertion and troubleshooting.
Connecting external devices using a Euro Scart cable.
Explains output types, shielded cables, and 3D output limitations.
Explains the functions of standard remote control buttons.
Overview and explanation of Magic Remote's features and operation.
Instructions for replacing batteries in the Magic Remote Control.
Detailed explanation of buttons on the standard remote control.
Detailed explanation of buttons on the Magic Remote Control.
How to use the pointer, voice recognition, and quick menus.
Warnings about distance, interference, and handling of the Magic Remote.
Steps to pair the Magic Remote Control with the TV for initial setup.
How to unpair and re-pair the Magic Remote Control if needed.
Advice on moving the remote and pointer behavior.
How to access and browse the on-screen User Guide.
Explains the different sections and navigation options within the User Guide.
Instructions for cleaning the TV screen, frame, and power cord.
Solutions for remote control, display, sound, and PC connection problems.
Where to find setup information for external control devices.
Technical specifications for the Bluetooth module, including version and frequency.
Technical specifications for the Wireless LAN module, including standards and power.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for 32, 39, and 42-inch LA62 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for 47, 50, and 55-inch LA62 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for the 60-inch LA62 model.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for 32, 42, and 47-inch LA64 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for 50, 55, and 60-inch LA64 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for 32, 42, and 47-inch LA66 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power consumption for LA66 and LA69 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power for LA69, LA71, and LA74 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power for LA74 and LN57 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power for 39, 42, and 47-inch LN57 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power for LN57 and LN61 models.
Dimensions, weight, and power for LN61 and LN65 models.
CI module size and operating environment conditions for TV.
Details on TV broadcast systems, coverage, and antenna impedance.
How the TV automatically switches to 3D modes based on input signal.
Lists of video formats supported in various 3D playback modes.
How to manually switch to 3D modes and supported signal types.
3D formats supported for HDMI and USB connections.
Detailed list of 3D formats supported via HDMI input.
Detailed list of 3D formats supported via USB and DLNA connections.
3D formats for DTV, Component, and HDMI-PC connections.
3D formats supported via Miracast/Widi wireless connections.
Instructions for recording TV model and serial number for service.
Contact information for LG customer support by country.
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