To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Samsung Plasma TV 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 PN60F5350 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 PN60F5350?
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.
Covers precautions against electric shock, including warnings about opening the unit and handling power.
Provides guidelines on safe placement to ensure ventilation and avoid hazards like water spills or overheating.
Details how to prevent and manage image retention and burn-in effects on the plasma panel.
Explains normal characteristics like heat and cracking noise, plus pixel defects and operating temperature limits.
Provides critical cautions for handling the glass screen to prevent breakage.
Highlights the TV's Media Play functionality and the integrated e-Manual.
Lists accessories provided with the TV and optional input cables required for connection.
Guides on connecting devices like PCs and set-top boxes using HDMI and DVI interfaces.
Details how to connect USB devices and identifies ports on the TV's rear panel.
Specifies optimal resolutions and settings for connecting HDMI devices to ensure best picture quality.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control for TV operation.
Instructions on selecting and naming external video sources connected to the TV.
Guides users through the basic setup process when first turning on the TV.
Details how to navigate the TV's main menu using the remote control and on-screen display.
Explains how to operate the TV using the built-in controller on the TV's panel.
Advises on proper use of standby mode to conserve power and prevent potential issues.
Provides methods to access and browse the TV's built-in electronic manual.
Describes the layout of the e-Manual screen and the function of its operation buttons.
Explains how to switch between e-Manual topics and the TV's corresponding on-screen menus.
Addresses problems with the TV not turning on, turning off automatically, or flickering screens.
Covers issues like incorrect color, brightness, screen distortion, and dimming.
Provides solutions for no sound, low volume, channel reception, and caption problems.
Focuses on diagnosing and resolving issues related to picture clarity, distortion, color, and brightness.
Provides solutions for scenarios with no sound, low volume, or abnormal speaker noises.
Covers troubleshooting for cases with no video display, the TV not turning on, or issues with receiving channels.
Addresses problems with antenna connection, digital captions, and recurring picture distortion or noise.
Covers remote control malfunctions, system setting resets, and other miscellaneous operational issues.
Details essential safety measures and warnings for mounting the TV on a wall or ceiling.
Provides instructions and specifications for installing the VESA-compliant wall mount kit.
Emphasizes safety measures to prevent the TV from tipping over, especially concerning children.
Guides on attaching the TV-holder kit to the TV and wall for added stability.
Explains how to use a Kensington lock for securing the TV in public places.
Offers advice on proper storage and careful cleaning of the TV to prevent scratches and damage.
Lists operating environment considerations and general specifications for various TV models.
Provides specific dimensions, weight, and display resolutions for different TV models.
Illustrates the location and layout of connection ports on the TV's rear panel.
Details the video file formats, codecs, and resolutions compatible with the TV.
Outlines the supported video codecs, frame rates, and subtitle file types.
Specifies the supported photo and music file formats, including codecs and remarks.
Provides recommendations on viewing various TV formats to prevent uneven aging and burn-in.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the limited warranty for Samsung brand products.
General| Screen Size | 60 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | Plasma |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Refresh Rate | 600Hz Subfield Motion |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| 3D | No |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Built-in Wi-Fi | No |
| Audio Output | 20W |
