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If your Samsung LED TV screen is flickering or dimming, it might be due to energy-saving features. To resolve this, disable the Eco Sensor or Energy Saving feature. To turn off Energy Saving, go to Menu > Setup > Eco Solution > Energy Saving > Select > Settings. For Eco Sensor, go to Menu > Setup > Eco Solution > Eco Sensor > Select > Settings.
How to adjust screen brightness on Samsung UN32EH4050 LED TV?
If the colors on your Samsung LED TV are correct but the screen is too dark or bright, adjust the picture settings. Go to 'Picture' in the Menu and adjust Backlight, Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Color, and Tint to your liking.
What to do if the color is wrong on Samsung UN32EH4050 LED TV?
If the color on your Samsung LED TV screen is incorrect or black and white, first, run a Self Diagnosis Test by going to User Menu > Support > Self Diagnosis > Picture Test. If the test passes, ensure your connections are consistent (e.g., AV In to AV Out) and correctly matched (e.g., blue Pb jack to blue Pb jack).
General| Screen Size | 32 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Display Type | LED |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Smart TV | No |
| Built-in Wi-Fi | No |
| Weight | 12.3 lbs |
Lists items that come with the TV, such as remote, batteries, and various guides.
Lists cables sold separately for connecting external devices like antenna or players.
Explains maintaining space around the TV for proper ventilation and heat dissipation.
Diagrams illustrating how to install the TV on its stand or mount it on a wall.
Instructions for inserting batteries correctly into the remote control.
Illustrates how to connect various AV, PC, and Audio devices using HDMI, Component, or USB cables.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control for operating the TV.
Details specific remote operations like P.SIZE, MTS, and CC for picture and caption control.
Guides through the initial setup process, including language selection and source setup.
Setting up the TV for the specific type of cable system being used for signal reception.
How to select different connected input sources for viewing content.
Customizing names for connected devices to easily identify input sources.
Setting the TV's clock automatically via digital channels or manually.
Explains how to navigate through the TV's main menu categories and options.
Operation of the TV's physical control stick for menu navigation and function selection.
Details on using the controller for power, volume, channel selection, and menu access.
Warning about potential hazards if the TV is pulled, pushed, or climbed on.
Warning about potential screen burn-in from displaying static images for extended periods.
Details of the limited warranty policy for Samsung products in North America.
Settings for picture quality, including modes like Dynamic, Standard, and Movie.
Advanced adjustments for color space, white balance, and gamma for specific modes.
Adjusting picture size, color tone, and aspect ratio for optimal viewing.
Selecting preset sound modes and fine-tuning audio frequencies with the equalizer.
Configuring audio output formats, delay, and selecting between TV and external speakers.
Scanning for channels, adding/deleting from lists, and managing favorites.
Functions available within the channel list for editing and organizing channels.
Managing favorite channels and scheduling programs to be viewed or recorded.
Viewing and managing programs that have been scheduled using the Timer Viewing function.
Re-running initial setup and setting the on-screen display language.
Configuring the TV's clock and setting on/off timers for automatic operation.
Blocking inappropriate content by rating and optimizing the TV for gaming experiences.
Managing subtitle and closed caption display options for accessibility.
Running diagnostic tests for picture and sound to troubleshoot problems.
Restoring TV settings to factory defaults and updating the TV's firmware.
Connecting and using USB storage devices for playing media files like photos, music, and videos.
Options and controls for playing various media file types via the Media Play feature.
Selecting and playing multiple media files, or entire folders, from a USB device.
Lists compatible video codecs, containers, and photo formats for media playback.
Guidance on mounting the TV to a wall using a wall mount kit.
Details on VESA mounting standards and requirements for compatible wall mounts.
Common issues affecting picture display, such as flickering, dimming, or incorrect color.
Problems with external device connections, screen color, or brightness adjustment.
Troubleshooting scenarios where the TV does not power on or experiences audio problems.
Resolving problems with TV power-on and searching for channels.
Addressing issues like distortion, incorrect color, brightness, and black and white picture.
Troubleshooting steps for no sound, low volume, or inappropriate speaker noise.
Resolving issues where no image or video is displayed on the screen.
Problems with video display, signal reception, and remote control operation.
Issues related to settings loss, menu access, and general TV operation.
Operating conditions, model names, and physical dimensions of the TV.
Diagram showing the location and labels of the TV's rear panel connections.
Lists the parts required for assembling the TV stand.
Resources for video tutorials, online chat, and phone assistance for TV issues.
Common problems with network connectivity, external devices, and picture quality.
Addressing unexpected settings resets and issues with weak or no signal reception.
Warnings regarding electrical shock hazards and proper ventilation for safe operation.
Guidelines for safe handling, cleaning, and environmental considerations for the TV.
Details on warranty periods, coverage, and service procedures for TV products.
Guidelines for displaying 4:3 aspect ratio content to prevent image retention.
Guidelines for displaying 16:9 aspect ratio content to prevent image retention.
