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If your Philips Smart TV isn't connecting to the network, verify that your router and/or modem is properly connected. Also, ensure the Ethernet cable connection between the TV and your router or modem is properly secured. Try power cycling the router and/or modem. Finally, check your network settings on the TV.
What to do if my Philips Smart TV remote buttons are not functional?
If the buttons on your Philips Smart TV remote are not functional, re-insert or replace the AAA batteries, making sure to align the polarities (+/–) as indicated in the remote's battery area.
What to do if the image is off on my Philips Smart TV but the power is on?
If your Philips Smart TV's power is on but the screen image is off, check if the connection for your source device is properly secured. Also, check if the correct input is selected by pressing (INPUT). Verify that your HDMI mode for the input selected matches the resolution output of your source device.
What to do if my Philips Smart TV has no power?
If your Philips Smart TV has no power, ensure that the AC outlet supplies the proper voltage by plugging another electrical appliance into it to see if it operates normally. If a power failure occurs, unplug the AC power cord for 1 minute to allow the unit to reset itself.
What to do if the Google Assistant button on my Philips Smart TV remote doesn't work?
If the Google Assistant button on your Philips Smart TV remote isn't working, first ensure the remote is connected to the TV via Bluetooth. Also, make sure the Google Assistant feature was activated during the initial installation.
Why does my Philips Smart TV take a long time to start up?
If your Philips Smart TV takes a long time to start up, it may be because the TV was powered off into Low Power Standby. There will be a longer load time when powering it back on from this mode. Pressing and holding the (POWER) button for 1 second or more puts the TV into Low Power Standby. Pressing the (POWER) button for less than 1 second will put the TV into Quick Start Standby, which will have a quicker boot time when powering back on.
Why is my Philips Smart TV speaking prompts out-loud?
If your Philips Smart TV is speaking prompts out-loud, it means the TalkBack feature is enabled. To disable TalkBack, press (HOME) on your remote, navigate to the settings icon in the upper right corner of the home screen and select Device Preferences > Accessibility, select TalkBack, press OK to toggle between on or off.
What to do if my Philips Smart TV USB camera does not work?
If your USB camera does not work with your Philips Smart TV, check if the USB camera supports Android 9.0 or later. Ensure the USB camera is properly connected to the TV. Try turning off the TV and disconnecting/reconnecting the USB camera, then turn the TV back on and reopen the Duo app.
What to do if the other party cannot hear me on my Philips Smart TV?
If the other party cannot hear you when using your Philips Smart TV, check if the USB camera has a built-in microphone and supports Android 9.0 or later. Also, check if your microphone is muted. Ensure the USB camera is connected to the TV. Try turning off the TV and disconnecting/reconnecting the USB camera, then turn the TV back on and reopen the Duo app.
What to do if my Philips Smart TV has a slow data connection or buffering?
General| Screen Size | 50 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | LED |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| HDR | Yes |
| Audio Output | 20W |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
Details the advantage of receiving direct safety notifications from the manufacturer.
Provides crucial advice on safe TV placement and handling to prevent injuries, especially to children.
Offers instructions for safe wall mounting and tips for moving older televisions.
Lists essential safety instructions for operating and maintaining the television safely.
Provides specific instructions for CATV system installers regarding proper antenna grounding.
Details information about compatible wall mount brackets and installation considerations.
Outlines the warranty policy, including user serviceability and warranty voiding conditions.
Explains FCC and Canadian compliance requirements, including RF exposure and cable connections.
Provides guidelines on physically positioning the TV safely, including handling and environmental considerations.
Highlights regulatory warnings, battery usage caution, and proper disposal instructions.
Instructions on how to properly pack the TV unit for safe transportation.
Lists trademarks and licensing information for technologies used in the TV.
Lists all accessories included with the TV, such as the remote, batteries, and stand components.
Introduces key features like Google Assistant, Google Play, and connectivity options.
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the user manual for clarity.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely unpack the television from its box.
Detailed instructions for attaching the TV stands to the unit.
Provides instructions on how to safely lift and move the television set.
Guides users on how to correctly install batteries into the remote control.
Details the function of each button on the television's remote control.
Explains the buttons located directly on the television set for operation.
Describes all the input and output ports available on the TV for connectivity.
Instructions for connecting various signal sources like antennas, cable boxes, and IPTV devices.
Guidance on correctly plugging in the AC power cord after making all other connections.
Explains the differences between HDMI and Composite connections for picture quality.
Details the process for connecting devices with a DVI terminal using an HDMI-DVI cable.
Covers HDMI ARC for audio output and EDID version adjustments for compatibility.
Instructions for digital audio output and connecting to the internet via Ethernet.
Steps for connecting the TV to a wireless network using a Wi-Fi connection.
Guides on connecting a personal computer to the TV for display purposes.
How to turn the TV on, put it in standby, or turn it off completely.
Instructions for controlling the TV's volume and muting audio.
Methods for changing channels using the remote control.
How to switch between different connected devices and the TV tuner.
Explains the layout and navigation of the Android TV Home screen.
Guide to accessing the Google Play Store for apps and managing installed applications.
Instructions for voice control with Google Assistant and video calls with Google Duo.
How to select different display modes to fit the screen content.
Customizing picture appearance and accessing various display settings.
Options for multi-audio selection and configuring TV or external speakers.
Features for managing power consumption, including sleep timers and auto power off.
How to access the main settings menu from the Home screen.
Lists the primary categories within the TV's settings menu.
Steps for setting up Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections for network access.
Instructions for installing, scanning, and viewing Live TV channels.
How to manage channel lists and set up installation modes for antenna or cable.
Setting up parental controls and understanding TV/film rating systems for content blocking.
Setting regional ratings for content filtering and blocking specific input sources.
Changing the PIN code and selecting preferred audio languages for broadcasts.
Registering a Google account for enhanced features and app access.
Overview of options for viewing and managing installed applications on the TV.
Checking device details, system updates, and legal information.
Configuring essential system settings like date, time, display language, and keyboard.
Switching between input sources and controlling HDMI devices via CEC.
Configuring sleep timers and automatic power-off functions for energy saving.
Selecting picture styles and adjusting aspect ratios for optimal viewing.
Customizing audio settings, sound styles, and speaker balance.
Fine-tuning sound with equalizer, surround, and digital output options.
Managing storage, customizing the home screen, and understanding retail mode.
Setting up screen savers and managing location estimation.
Enabling accessibility features like captions, audio description, and high contrast text.
Adjusting caption font, size, color, background, and language.
Features for audio descriptions to assist visually impaired users.
Configuring text-to-speech output and using accessibility shortcuts.
Performing a factory reset and managing Bluetooth accessories.
Answers to common questions about remote control and initial setup problems.
Solutions for issues related to picture display, channel reception, and captioning.
Troubleshooting steps for power, remote control, and performance-related problems.
Resolving issues with picture quality, sound, screen display, and compatibility.
Addressing issues with closed captions and prompts for software updates.
Resolving problems with network connection, Netflix, and VUDU streaming.
Solutions for problems with USB cameras and audio during Google Duo calls.
Definitions of common technical terms used in the manual.
Guidelines for cleaning the TV and when to seek professional servicing.
Steps to test the remote control's infrared signal output.
Technical specifications for the TV's display, resolution, and audio output.
Technical details on ports, network standards, power requirements, and operating temperature.
Details what is covered under the one-year limited warranty for the product.
Lists limitations of the warranty and how to contact customer support.
Information regarding the availability of source code for open-source software used in the product.
