After 2 years of use of 32LM6200 LG tv start facing issue with the TV. My TV is rebooting by itself and I am clueless how to address issue.
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I have a 42LM6200 that after about 18 months would not boot up at all. I Googled the TV and found many articles about the boards in this TV being defective. Most repair shops wanted $150 just to look at the TV. I searched for a supplier and found a replacement board, the boards are no longer manufactured, so I ended up with a refurbished one. Spend about $90 for the board. It took less than an 1/2 hour to replace. good luck
1108977
I would call LG tech support. I have not had any issues with my TV, but then again, I have not hooked it up the same way
91482
Get a new TV!!! I reported a similar issue to Amazon, they replaced the TV and 6 months later it died. ProScan makes poor quality televisions.
1746541
This exact thing happened to my dad's model D7000 64. It was still under warranty so a tech came out and fixed it. He let him know it was a simple panel (or some sort or faulty component) replacement and the TV was and had been as good as new. Samsung (or any knowledgeable technician) should be able to tell you what you need. Hope this helps... ~JCN
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Depending on how long you have had the TV, you can do the following:1-If it's been less than a year you can get it replaced by the manufacturer warranty.2-You can call customer service (should be a number on the instructional booklet)3-You can try resetting the tv back to factory setting, perhaps then it MIGHT work...i would highly recommend trying 1 & 2 first.
726953
Mine too, after about a year. Seems to be common for this TV. Mine could not be cost effectively repaired.
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It's hard to diagnose a problem with limited info provided. One thing you can always try is to re-boot your TV. Turn your TV off, unplug the power cord, wait for about 20 seconds and plug the power cord back in. Wait for another minute or so for your TV to re-boot and turn it on. Hope this will fix your problem.I've never experienced the kind of problem you described. I've had my 64-inch set for a little over a year now and the only problem I had was loss of 3D feature. My set did not recognize a 3D Blu-Ray and played it in 2D. After re-booting it using the method described above, it worked again. This happened only once. My TV has been working fine since. It's hard to diagnose a problem with limited info provided. One thing you can always try is to re-boot your TV. Turn your TV off, unplug the power cord, wait for about 20 seconds and plug the power cord back in. Wait for another minute or so for your TV to re-boot and turn it on. Hope this will fix your problem.I've never experienced the kind of problem you described. I've had my 64-inch set for a little over a year now and the only problem I had was loss of 3D feature. My set did not recognize a 3D Blu-Ray and played it in 2D. After re-booting it using the method described above, it... » Read More It's hard to diagnose a problem with limited info provided. One thing you can always try is to re-boot your TV. Turn your TV off, unplug the power cord, wait for about 20 seconds and plug the power cord back in. Wait for another minute or so for your TV to re-boot and turn it on. Hope this will fix your problem.I've never experienced the kind of problem you described. I've had my 64-inch set for a little over a year now and the only problem I had was loss of 3D feature. My set did not recognize a 3D Blu-Ray and played it in 2D. After re-booting it using the method described above, it worked again. This happened only once. My TV has been working fine since. « Show Less
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Dena I can't answer that question for you. My LG32 has never needed service or shown an trouble issues. I would suggest calling customer support for LG and see if they can help and if they cannot resolve and the unit is out of warranty then seek a qualified repair facility. Sorry
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yep, my Samsung HDTV LN46a50 started power cycling after the warranty expired. Looked up the issue and was *stunned* at how global this problem is and how Samsung isn't doing anything about it. Opening up mine, it indeed was the capacitors that had blown. A quick trip to radio shack for the correct capacitors for a grand $4 total (I already own a soldering iron and solder) and an hour later I had a perfectly working unit again. I will never buy another Samsung product and encourage others that I know to do the same.
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Called Samsung but they weren't helpful....without an extended warranty, I'm out of luck. Only bright spot: It hasn't gotten worse. Now we're in the habit of turning on the TV, leaving for half an hour, and then coming back to it. It usually resolves by then...usually. But it's a big pain. Definitely never buying another Samsung. Let me know if you hear anything.
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Did u try to update it ? When I first got mine , it would turn off then come back on again . Then I updated it and it stopped . Go to the samsung web site and go to tv updates . Then see if you have the latest firmware . If not , contact Samsungs costumer service . I hope this helped you out . I'm still enjoying my set .
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I also called Samsung & they referred me to a local company. They want $90 just to come out but since we can't afford to fix it right now, we have been waiting. I have read a lot of people having this issue but samsung denied it. It's a shame that a fairly new tv is having such problems. I guess that they don't make them like they use to! Let me know if you get a tech out there & the outcome. I know mine will have to wait, no job, no money.
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Try google. It is most likely one of two boards failed. It seems SS board the more frequent culprit. There is a YouTube video instructing how to replace the board but finding a new board may be difficult. I assume TV is out of warranty. You could pay an authorized Panasonic repair shop but it will cost around $400-$500. It is also possible to remove board and send it out for repair. Cost &lt; $100. Again, Google is your friend :)
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Hard to say without more info. Was it it hit by a power surge? I don't know about this particular model, but I had a different Samsung model TV that this happened to and I found out the power supply went bad. I figured that out myself by taking it apart and probing around with a meter. But, I am an electrical engineer and not that intimidating to me. I found the replacement power supply board online for $150. I replaced it and no problems since. If you problem is common for your model, you'll see it everywhere on the internet if you Google it. That is what pointed me in the direction to look on my TV.
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my only suggestion is: do a factory reset. it will erase all synchronized data and will start fresh. u will need to redownload apps that you use. if factory reaet doesn't fix your problem. then there is something wrong woth the tv
2016405
Just called samsung. Tv just turned one year and thing started flickering. Called samsung and they extended my warranty and sending someone to fix it. I hope its as easy as you all explained.
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I believe this happened to me 3 years ago. I looked it up and I believe it was a loose component on one of the boards in the TV. Mine was still under warranty and Panny had someone locally come by and fix it for us. Good luck.