Why does my Samsung LED TV keep turning off by itself?
If your Samsung LED TV appears to turn off by itself, try disabling the energy efficiency features. Check if the Sleep Timer is enabled, which automatically turns off the TV after a period of inactivity. Also, check if No Signal Power Off or Auto Power Off is enabled in the Eco Solution settings.
How to stop my Samsung LED TV from flickering?
If your Samsung LED TV is flickering or dimming sporadically, disable the energy efficiency features. You can disable Energy Saving in the Eco Solution settings.
What to do if my Samsung LED TV won't turn on?
If you are having problems powering on your Samsung LED television, check the power cord connection and ensure the remote control is working. Also, check the antenna cable connection or ensure the cable/satellite box is turned on.
Why is there no sound on my Samsung LED TV?
If there is no sound or the sound is too low at maximum volume on your Samsung LED TV, please check the volume of the device connected to your TV, such as a cable/satellite box, DVD, or Blu-ray player.
How to adjust brightness on Samsung LED TV?
If you find that the colors on your Samsung LED TV are correct but too dark or bright, adjust the picture settings. Navigate to Picture and adjust Backlight/Cell Light, Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Color, Tint and other picture quality settings.
Why is the picture distorted on my Samsung LED TV?
If the picture on your Samsung LED TV is distorted, it might be due to video content compression, especially in fast-moving scenes, or a weak signal. Also, mobile phones used close to the TV may cause noise.
Why is the color wrong on my Samsung LED TV?
If the color on your Samsung LED television screen is not correct, run Self Diagnosis in the Support menu. Check if the TV's video input connectors are connected to the correct external device video output connectors. If connected via a component cable, ensure the Pb, Pr, and Y jacks are correctly plugged in.
How to fix blur on Samsung LED TV?
If you find that there is a blur or “ghost” shadow to the images on your Samsung LED television screen, you might be able to correct the issue using Auto Motion Plus in the Picture Options.
Why doesn't my Samsung LED TV picture look as good as in the store?
If the picture on your Samsung LED TV doesn't look as good as it did in the store, upgrade to a digital set top box if you have an analog one. Use HDMI or Component cables to deliver HD picture quality. Adjust the cable/satellite box's video output resolution to 1080i or 720p.
Why is the color missing on my Samsung LED TV?
If you’re using a Component connection on your Samsung LED TV, make sure that the component cables are connected to the correct jacks. Incorrect or loose connections may cause color problems or a blank screen.
General| Screen Size | 55 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| USB Ports | 3 |
| Ethernet Port | Yes |
| Operating System | Samsung Smart TV |
Navigating the e-Manual, selecting categories and items for information.
Methods for scrolling through pages of the e-Manual on the TV screen.
Connecting the TV to an antenna for receiving broadcast signals.
Connecting external video devices like Blu-ray players and consoles.
Connecting audio devices like amplifiers and receivers to the TV.
Connecting a computer to the TV via HDMI or DVI.
Blocking programs based on rating to control content for children.
Methods for connecting the TV to a local area network via cable.
Connecting the TV to the internet using a wireless router or modem.
Manually configuring network settings with static IP addresses.
Connecting to a wireless network automatically via SSID and security key.
Using the Smart Touch Control for TV operations and navigation.
Using the on-screen virtual remote panel for TV control.
Setting up the TV to control external devices like cable boxes and players.
Using facial recognition for logging into Smart Hub accounts.
Controlling the TV using hand gestures and motion detection.
Using voice commands to operate the TV and access features.
Setting up TV to show a specific program at a designated time.
Adjusting basic image settings like backlight, contrast, and brightness.
Changing sound modes, effects, and optimizing TV sound.
Adjusting screen display size (16:9, Zoom, Wide Fit, 4:3) for different content.
Adjusting screen contrast for optimal viewing experience.
Setting the TV's clock manually or automatically.
Setting a timer to automatically shut off the TV after a set period.
Adjusting brightness and preventing overheating for power saving.
Preventing screen burn-in with features like Pixel Shift.
Accessing entertainment, apps, social networking, and media playback.
Creating and managing a Samsung account for Smart Hub features.
Downloading and using free and paid applications from Samsung Apps.
Using keywords to search for content on the TV and the web.
List of file formats supported for photos, music, video, and subtitles.
Displaying media files from network-connected storage devices.
Important precautions for using the Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) feature.
Enabling or disabling Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) and related features.
Accessing built-in systems for user and TV system support.
Diagnosing TV issues related to picture, sound, and signal.
Automatically upgrading TV software while in Standby Mode.
Configuring computer display resolution for IBM systems.
Configuring computer display resolution for MAC systems.
Specifications for 3D resolutions in HDMI L/R, T/B, and Frame Packing formats.
Details on video file extensions, codecs, resolutions, and bit rates.
Important health and safety information for 3D images.
Troubleshooting issues related to screen flickering, dimming, and color.
Troubleshooting issues with the TV turning off unexpectedly.
Troubleshooting sound issues, including no sound or low volume.
Troubleshooting Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) connectivity and functionality.
Resetting TV settings and personal information to factory defaults.
To Next Page
