To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Samsung PN51F4550 keep turning off by itself?
If your Samsung Plasma TV appears to turn off by itself, the Sleep Timer may be set accidentally. Another reason may be that you have engaged the No Signal Power Off or Auto Power Off feature.
What to do if my Samsung Plasma TV has trouble powering on?
If you are having trouble powering on your Samsung Plasma TV, there are a few things to check. If you're using the TV as a monitor and the stand-by light only blinks briefly when you press the power button, your PC may be in sleep mode. If your power cord, remote control, and PC are working, you might have a cable issue. If you have a cable or satellite box, your TV may appear off because the box isn't sending a signal.
What to do if my Samsung Plasma TV screen color is not correct?
If the color on your Samsung Plasma TV’s screen is not correct or is black and white, first, run a Self Diagnosis on the TV to ensure there are no device issues. If the problem does not appear in the Test Picture, ensure your connections are consistent and that you have connected your devices to the correct jacks.
How to fix flickering and dimming on Samsung PN51F4550?
If your Samsung Plasma TV is flickering or dimming sporadically, try disabling some of its energy-efficient features, such as the Eco Sensor or the Energy Saving feature.
How to find a channel on Samsung Plasma TV?
To find a channel on your Samsung Plasma TV, re-run Setup by going to Menu - System - Setup, or run Auto Program by going to MENU - Broadcasting - Auto Program.
General| Screen Size | 51 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | Plasma |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| 3D | No |
| Smart TV | No |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Audio Output | 2 x 10W |
| Refresh Rate | 600Hz Subfield |
Covers warnings about opening the TV to avoid electric shock and service by qualified personnel.
Provides guidelines on ventilation, placement, power cord handling, and protection against lightning.
Specifies the minimum distance required around the TV for proper ventilation to prevent overheating.
Advises against displaying static images for extended periods to prevent screen burn.
Explains normal heat dissipation and cracking noises experienced during operation.
Informs about potential pixel defects and recommended operating temperature limits.
Details risks associated with static images, aspect ratios, and potential warranty voiding.
Highlights features like Media Play for multimedia access and e-Manual for on-screen help.
Lists included accessories and discusses various input cable types for connection.
Guides on connecting devices using HDMI cables for optimal picture and audio quality.
Explains connections for PCs, DVI devices, AV, and Component inputs.
Details on connecting the TV to antenna or cable sources.
Lists optimal resolutions for HDMI input from devices like PCs or set-top boxes.
Describes essential buttons like Power, Source, Volume, and Channel controls.
Explains buttons used for accessing menus, guides, and navigating options.
Details buttons for e-Manual, picture size, and caption decoder functions.
Instructions on how to correctly install batteries in the remote control.
Guide on selecting different input sources for viewing external devices.
Steps for setting up the TV's basic functions during the first-time power-on.
Details how to use the remote control's buttons to navigate menus and adjust settings.
Explains how to use the TV's physical controller for menu navigation and selection.
Provides guidance on standby mode and recommendations for power saving.
Instructions on accessing the TV's built-in electronic manual via remote or menu.
Explains how to switch between e-Manual topics and the TV's On-Screen Display menus.
Describes methods for executing e-Manual functions and returning to the e-Manual screen.
Details on browsing the content area and moving between pages within the e-Manual.
Explains how to use the zoom function and search for topics using the index.
Addresses common problems like flickering, dimming, and incorrect color display.
Troubleshooting for connection consistency, screen brightness, and power issues.
Solutions for TV not turning on, automatic power off, and channel reception problems.
Covers issues like poor picture quality, macroblocks, dots, and distortion.
Addresses issues with color, brightness, and no or low sound output.
Solutions for scenarios where there is no picture, video, or the TV won't turn on.
Troubleshooting for antenna/cable reception and digital channel caption issues.
Addresses picture distortion, noise, and humming sounds from the TV speakers.
Covers issues like full-screen display, image retention, and remote control malfunctions.
Addresses connectivity issues, signal availability, and media playback errors.
Emphasizes safety precautions and manufacturer recommendations for wall mounting.
Provides VESA standard dimensions and screw specifications for wall mount kits.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the TV-Holder kit to secure the television.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the TV's exterior and screen to prevent scratches.
Details on operating conditions, model names, display resolution, and sound output.
Provides weight and dimensional data for the TV with and without the stand.
Lists supported video, subtitle, and audio codecs for media playback.
Details supported photo and music file types and formats.
Provides advice on viewing different TV formats to prevent uneven aging of the display.
Outlines the Samsung North American Limited Warranty Statement terms and conditions.
Details limitations, exclusions, and non-covered issues under the limited warranty.
Provides contact information for obtaining warranty service and support.
