Samsung TVs are incredibly feature rich and popular TVs. They are in fact one of the most popular TVs in the US today. Sometimes there are some aspects of your Samsung TV that doesn't work and it can be frustrating.
This page is dedicated to help you fix many of the problems you’ll encounter with your Samsung TV. The different tips and tricks on this page would hopefully help you get your Samsung TV to work again.
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If Bluetooth isn’t working on your Samsung TV, restart the device you are trying to pair the TV with, confirm that the device you are using is completely compatible with your Samsung TV, increase the volume on the TV itself, and disable Bluetooth on any other devices within the area.
Reset the Samsung Smart Hub to bring back the Live TV plus app. This is done by going to Settings > Support > Self Diagnosis > Reset Smart hub. The Samsung live TV plus app is preloaded onto Samsung TV’s that were made after 2016. If your Samsung TV is older than that then it won’t have it.
If you are having a problem and need to reset your Samsung TV, begin by going to the Settings menu and selecting General. Navigate to the Reset option, enter your pin, and choose Reset. Finish the reset of your TV by choosing okay and waiting until the TV restarts automatically.
Anytime you are having Samsung TV signal problems, the first place to check is the input and output source. You are likely to get a no signal message if the source is not properly selected. You can also check the cables and if they are old or damaged, they should be replaced.
If your Samsung TV is not working, the first thing you should check is the remote control. Take out the batteries and hold down the power button for 10 seconds. You might also want to check the remote by adding new batteries or perhaps by cleaning it carefully to ensure that something is not stuck in one of the buttons.
When your Samsung TV cast is not working, a hard reset can be performed easily. Turn the TV on, unplug it from the wall and wait 30 seconds. After you plug the TV back in and turn it on using the power button, the memory will be refreshed. This will often fix any casting problems that you are having.
A full and hard reset will often fix most Firestick and Samsung TV problems. Unplug the Firestick and disconnect it from the TV. Unplug the TV while the power is on. Wait 5 minutes before plugging in the TV and pushing the power button. You can then reconnect the Firestick and give it time to reboot.
Anytime your Samsung TV Guide is not working you should perform a hard restart on the TV. Make sure that the power is on and the TV is operating. Unplug the power cord from the wall and wait a few minutes before plugging it back in again. Press the power button to finish restarting the TV. Your memory cache will now be flushed and you will be working with a clear memory.
When the screen mirroring is not working on your Samsung TV, it is likely a problem with the Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is used to send the signal from your secondary device to the TV so if there are any hiccups along the way, it will not work. Try restarting your router by unplugging it and waiting five minutes before you plug it back in again. That is often enough to fix the problem.
Anytime the Samsung TV app store is not working, you can reset it by cold booting the TV. From the remote, press the power button and hold it while the TV turns off and back on again. From the TV, start with the TV on, unplug the TV, and then plug it back in after 30 seconds. The process is now complete and your app store should be working.