How To Fix the Samsung TV

If your Samsung TV wont turn on and does not display the red light, check the power socket into which it is plugged to determine if there is a problem. Check the sleep/standby status of your television to guarantee that it is not the source of the problem. Replace the Power Outlet Your television is plugged in. Although it may appear overly basic, the most complicated situations often have the simplest answers. Unplug the power cord from the present outlet and connect it to a different power source.

Confirm that the television has not entered sleep/standby mode or has a blank screen. If your Samsung TV is turned on but the screen is blank, try pushing any of the buttons on the TV remote, as your TV may have entered sleep mode. If your TV works, the problem is most likely a malfunctioning power outlet. From the system menu, you may disable sleep mode. In addition, if your TV is not in sleep mode, check your Eco Solution Settings to see if 'No Signal Power Off' is enabled or disabled. Another possibility is that your screen is blank owing to a malfunctioning logic board or a dead LCD or LED panel. Check for Fluctuating Voltage Check your home for any machinery or gadgets that may undergo quick variations in voltage or load current, since this might cause power outages to other devices. Voltage fluctuations can also be caused by loose or improperly connected cables. If you have any huge equipment or other significant devices that cause your current flow to become unstable, a Dynamic Voltage Stabilizer is a simple but efficient solution. You may get one in a hardware or electrical appliance store, or you can purchase one online.