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If there is a problem
with the screen,
run Picture
Test (Support
> Semf Diagnosis
> Picture
Test) to
diagnose
the issue. If the test fails to identify
a problem,
there may be a problem
with an external
device or the signal
strength.
If your
Samsung
Television
is flickering
or dimming
sporadically,
you may need
Flickering
and Dimming
to disable
some
of the energy
efficiency
features.
Disable Energy
Saving
(System
> Eco Solution
> Eco Sensor)
and/or
Energy
Saving
(System
> Eco Solution
>
Energy
Saving)
and check again.
If you find that the color
on your Samsung
television
screen
is not correct
or the
black and white
colors
are off, run Self Diagnosis
(Support
> Self Diagnosis
>
Picture
Test).
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If the test results
are negative,
check the following:
Connections/Screen
Are the TV's video input
connectors
connected
to the correct
external
device video
Color
output
connectors?
Check other connections
as well. If the TV is connected
to an external
device via a
component
cable, check that the Pb, Pr, and Y jacks are plugged
into their proper
connectors.
you find that the colors
on your Samsung
TV are correct
but just a little too dark
If
or bright,
try adjusting
the following
settings
first.
Screen Brightness
Navigate
to Picture
and adjust
BacMight/Cell
Light
(applicable
models),
Contrast,
Brightness,
Sharpness,
Color,
Tint
(G!R) and other picture
quality
adjustment
settings.
Unwanted Powering
Off
Problems
Powering
On
If your
Samsung
TV appears
to turn off by itself, try disabling
some of the TV's
energy
efficiency
features.
Check if Sleep Timer
(System
> Time > Sleep
Timer)
has been enabled.
Sleep
Timer
automatically
turns off the TV to save energy
after
a specified
period
of inactivity.
If the Sleep Timer
has not been enabled,
see if [to
Signa_ Power Off (System
> Eco Solution
> No Signa_ Power Off) or Auto
Power
Off (System
> Eco Solution
> Auto
Power Off) has been enabled.
When the TV is turned
on, the remote
panel receiver
flashes
5 times
before the
screen turns on.
If you find that you are having
problems
powering
on your Samsung
television,
there are a number
of things
to check before calling
the service
department.
If the
power
cord is connected
properly
and the remote
panel is operating
normally,
the
problem
might
be with the antenna
cable connection
or the cable/satellite
box not
being turned
on. Check the antenna
connection
or turn on the cable/satellite
box.
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