my tv turns on and off and clicks but won't come completely on whats thee problem
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Rick H, It sounds like it will need service. Reach out to the Samsung customer service center to try some troubleshooting. If that doesn't work, they can set your TV up for a repair. Thanks for your support of Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Have to try different hook ups, TV, Cable box. Shut off compilot turn on tv device and the compilot
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Be sure to push the reset button and then press the scan button possibly multiple times until you here the tv. Mine usually takes 1 push. This will also happen if your batteries are low. My tv does not have an available audio output so I have it hooked directly to my cable box output. So make sure you check your connections as well.
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Unplug it, wait a minute or two and plug it back in. I had this problem as well and it was happening a lot, so I returned my tv for a LG...great move, no problems since.
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Try restaring your computer sometimes i do that with mine too and when you see the little blue icon on the bottom of your computer poping up just click on it and set it as a mirrow it might take sometimes to work onces you get it to work when you are done with it just unpluged so next time when you use it it will automatictly appear but still will take few minutes to appear on your Tv
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I would remove the internal rechargeable battery and unplug the power, after first shutting off the power switch on the tv. Put the battery back in and turn it on, see what happens.
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My guess would be the bulb is bad.It's easy to replace but you may want to call a local tv repair place if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself
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The problem that we are having is that our TV (LNA650) takes forever to come on. The music plays and the lights flash (this morning the count was 56 times before it finally came on. We purchased it in 2008 and the problem just started) Customer service is no help--Anyone??
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Not sure ? When my TV went out, it started with horizontal lines across the full screen to not turning on at all !
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My first bit of advice would be to isolate the source of the problem (is it the TV or converter?). Try hooking it up to another TV (or a friends, etc). Incidentally, I have mine hooked up to a Sony TV - works great (knock on wood)...Good luck...
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Try resetting the "replaced lamp setting" on your tv again, maybe you dont actually need to replace the bulb. I would definitely get ahold of the manufacturer to make them aware of it, they might be open to replacing it so soon after the 90 day warranty.
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Could be a bad main board. Mine went out a year-and-a-half or so ago. It cost about $350 to replace it through a local repair company. Not sure if it is worth it though. I bought a new tv about 6 months ago and it was $650. You may want to check around.
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Make sure the arrows on power adapter connector and the light strip are lined up. Also hit some other buttons on the remote. Could be a damaged sensor.
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We've had the same issue. The TV (which we've had since January '08) had been doing that for 2-3 months. And, it's taken longer and longer to come on. It would make a clicking sound and the small red lights on the right side would go on and off alternately with the light on the "on" button at the base of the TV. Yesterday, it took more than 5 minutes to turn on. Then, today, it stuck in the clicking mode and wouldn't come on at all. We completely unplugged the TV and left it unplugged for several minutes--hoping that when we plugged it back in that it would be in the "off" mode. Instead, it's continued in its clicking mode for nearly an hour, now. Fortunately, we have the extended warranty. And, a repairman is coming here this Thursday to determine what's wrong.
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Check the connections. First. Then press C on the remote and if it doesn't turn on then press A. If it still doesn't turn on then there is a problem with the product
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Well, I had the same problem. The technician came to my house and replaced the capacitors. The TV still has problem but the technician asked me for $ 95 for home visit and since it doesn't seem to be capacitor problem so Samsung will not cover it. Samsung customer service is very unfriendly and won't help with this.
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yes, you are going to need to take it in to a repair shop. If you do a search on the internet you will find many others that have had this problem. TV's now days don't get repaired in the true sense. complete boards are just replaced