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Samsung TV Brightness Not Working, Flickering, Too High, or Too Low

To fix problems with your Samsung TV screen brightness issues, you’ll need to turn off the Eco Sensor or the Ambient Light Detection on these devices. You can also tinker with the backlight if they’re damaged or change the values of the TV to deal with the effects of pulse width modulation.

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LG TV YouTube Not Working (Won’t Install/Load/Etc.)

Your LG TV YouTube app will not work if you have poor network connection, an overloaded cache, firmware bugs or are using YouTube in the Web Browser. You can troubleshoot these issues by resetting the network or TV, updating the app or TV, reinstalling the app or adjusting the TV’s WiFi settings.

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Hisense TV Not Working (Won’t Turn On/No Sound/Picture/Flashing)

If your Hisense TV won’t turn on, try changing the power outlet, flicking the mains power switch or resetting the TV. If you have no sound, check the audio output is set to the correct speaker. If you have no picture or a flashing screen, it may be interference or connection issues with your device.

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Sharp TV Not Working (Won’t Turn On/No Sound/Picture/Flashing)

Many issues with your Sharp TV can be fixed with a firmware update or by resetting the TV. You can also check the TV has power, the TV is well-ventilated, the remote is working, all connections to and from the TV are working and that the settings on your TV and connected devices are correct.

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Panasonic TV Not Working (Won’t Turn On/No Sound/Picture/Flashing)

Most problems with your Panasonic TV are solved by performing a firmware update, hard reset or factory reset. You can also check the remote or power supply if it won’t turn on, or the TV’s input cables or settings if there is no sound or picture. Otherwise, it may be broken or faulty hardware.

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Vizio TV Input Not Working (Can’t Change Input/Keeps Switching)

A Vizio TV’s input will not work if the TV and device settings are incompatible, or if the cable is loose or faulty. This may also trigger the ‘Auto Detect’ function and cause the input channel to change randomly. A malfunctioning remote may prevent you from changing the input channel at all.

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Vizio TV Screen Going Black (With Audio After Update)

A Vizio TV screen may go black due to features such as ‘Screen Mute’ or ‘Sleep Timer’. It may also be a result of a loose/faulty connection, power issues, software error/bug or broken hardware. Most issues can be fixed by updating or resetting the TV, securing all cable or changing the TV settings.

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Vizio TV Screen Problems (Won’t Go Full Screen/Keeps Dimming)

A Vizio TV will not display full screen if the aspect ratio does not match that of the TV. This can be changed in the TV settings, or may need to be changed in your device’s settings. A dim screen is caused by either a hardware failure or by picture settings that automatically adjust the display.

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Vizio TV Not (Recognizing/Working/Connecting) With Sound Bar/How To

The Vizio Soundbar and TV will not work together if the cable is in the wrong port in either device. The recommended port is HDMI 1 (ARC) on the TV and HDMI OUT (ARC) on the Soundbar. You may also need to enable the ‘CEC’ and ‘ARC’ features, unplug other devices and change the Audio Output settings.

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Vizio TV Keeps Restarting (During Setup/After Update/Won’t Restart)

If your Vizio TV won’t restart, you may be able to fix the problem by simply power cycling the TV (see “Vizio TV Keeps Resetting”). If this doesn’t work, a factory reset may be needed. To do this press ‘Menu’ > ‘System’ > ‘Reset & Admin’ > ‘Reset TV to Factory Defaults’ > enter parental code > ‘OK.’

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Vizio TV Apps Not Working (Opening/Connecting/Supported)

If your Vizio TV apps are not updating and you have completed a firmware update, you will need to remove and reinstall specific apps. To do this, press the ‘Home’ button on your remote > select the app > ‘Delete App’ > ‘OK’ then navigate back to the app store to find the application and reinstall.

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TCL TV Picture Not Working (Keeps Changing Brightness/Colors)

If your TCL TV’s picture isn’t working or keeps changing brightness or colors, resulting in a dim or dark screen, you can try to unplug your TV or switch power outlets. You can also do a hard reset. Other possible fixes include tweaking the picture or brightness settings or updating your firmware.

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Vizio TV Remote Not Working (Unresponsive/Won’t Control Volume)

If your Vizio TV remote sensor is not working, power cycling your TV may be helpful. To perform a power cycle, unplug the TV directly from the power outlet. You will then press and hold down the power button on the TV itself for a few seconds, wait one minute, then plug the TV back into the wall.

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Vizio TV AirPlay Not Working (Keeps Switching/Not Showing)

If your Vizio TV is not mirroring the screen from your Apple device, be sure that both devices are connected to the same network. To check the network on your Vizio TV, press ‘Menu’ > ‘Network’ > ‘Network Connection’ > ‘Wireless,’ which will then show which network you are connected to.

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Roku Keeps Asking To Activate/Won’t Activate/Bypass

If your Roku keeps asking you to activate, verify you’re on the real Roku website and that you’ve done the steps correctly. You may need to enter the correct link code as displayed on your Roku TV. If you get an error message, press the asterisk (*) button on your remote for a new activation code.

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