Change of TV program schedule

Hello,

The programs remain at the same time as usual... You just need to set the device's clock... maybe in the menus...

Yes, in principle, TVs automatically switch to the new time as long as you stay on a channel for a certain period

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"I set the time on my television
but it doesn't change anything.!!! "
What do you mean? What isn't changing?
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You need to stay on a channel for a while without switching

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"The program times when watching TV remain displayed in winter time.."
It's perfectly normal; the programs do not change time, the news at 8 PM is at 8 PM, in winter and summer
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I confirm what Andy says, the 8 PM news is still at 8:00 PM and the 1 PM news at 1:00 PM, whether it's summer or winter... as for your movie habits, it's the same... The schedule doesn't change...
It's the TV time that needs to change... and so all the habits fit back into the program grid...

You should also be able to set the TV time in the installation menus on the first day. Otherwise, leave it on channel 1 all night for an automatic time update.

You should also have a manual that explains all this... we don't know your TV, you've never given the Samsung model...

You might have fiddled with it and now it's messed up...?? that's also a possibility.

The model of this TV is written on the back on the equipment's identification plate..
and the manual should be available for download on the manufacturer's website.

I don't understand what is happening; the EPG (program guide) may not be updated yet. Is this phenomenon occurring on all channels?
Otherwise, here is the manual:
https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201004/20100419101109484/BN68-02589B-00L04_0326.pdf
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Here is the user manual https://www.samsung.com/fr/support/model/LE32C350D1WXXH/

English, German, and French starting from page 33

Set the Clock Mode automatically or manually. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select Auto., then press the ENTERE button

and page 19 French:

19French03
Basic functions
Settings Menu Time Setting¦
Clock Time 
¦: setting the time is necessary to use different timer functions of the television. The current time is displayed each time you press the INFO button. If you unplug the power cord, you will need to set the clock again.
Clock Mode (Auto. / Manual) Depending on the signal and the broadcasting station, the automatic time setting may be incorrect. In this case, set the time manually.
The antenna must be connected to allow for automatic time setting.
Clock Setting: Manually define the Day, Month, Year, Hour, and Minute settings. Available only when the Clock Mode option is set to Manual

That's what you'll find there... It clearly states that the clock sets itself automatically unless it is set to manual...

And the adjustment, even manual, doesn't seem complicated.

But now you can set everything from the user guide... One could even say that it is a nice TV with advanced features.

Hello everyone,

just for your information/to advance your searches

I'm sharing this link with various topics discussing a problem with the time setting on Samsung TVs in correlation with the program guide (EPG) --> click here

I’ve thought from the beginning that this is the problem Dilou7834 is facing

See you later

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Thank you so much, this story was driving me crazy...;-)

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I'm still surprised that this issue has only been raised now, this TV is from 2012...

There are still some strange things.

Re Dilou7834

I don't know what Samsung's customer service will reply to you, but there may be an issue with the TV's firmware version.

See you later

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Hi

Okay, and hoping that Samsung resolves your issue

See you later

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For me, it's the devil ...;D

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re

indeed, this is getting complicated... I don't know what Samsung will be able to do to solve the problem

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Is the date correct..?

It could be a story between summer time and winter time…???

Try to do a "reset" or "factory reset" or "initial configuration" or "factory reset" (see menu) but you will have to redo the entire installation and settings, but it could chase the devil out of your TV.
If you can't find it in the menu, hold down the "exit" button for more than ten seconds.
-A menu will open,
-Scroll down to "factory reset" then OK
And don't touch anything else
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Hi

Have you heard from Samsung?

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re

ok, no problem

take care

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