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Here’s what is generally recommended:
1. Unplug all devices
Unplug all devices connected to the TV. This includes set-top boxes, CI+ modules, and hard drives.
If the TV continues to restart, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 2
If the restarts have stopped, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 3
2. Restart the TV
• Unplug the TV from the wall outlet for at least 1 minute after the LED light goes out
• Turn on the TV and leave the devices unplugged
If the TV continues to restart, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 4
If the restarts have stopped, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 3
3. Exclude connected devices
If the devices were connected to the TV, they could be a cause of the restarts. To detect the device that may be causing the issue, follow the steps below and leave the TV on for a while after reconnecting each device to see if the restarting continues.
• Leave the TV on without any devices connected
• Connect the devices to the TV one by one, monitor the TV's behavior after each connection to a device.
Note: If the restarts begin when a specific device is connected, contact the device manufacturer for troubleshooting information.
4. Test a different power outlet
Do not use a power strip of any kind for this type of test. Plug the TV’s power cable directly into a different power outlet.
Note: Make sure the tested outlets are not faulty. Try another electronic device to check, for example, if the power supply voltage is sufficient.
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"We swallow whole the lie that flatters us and sip slowly a truth that is bitter to us."
Here’s what is generally recommended:
1. Unplug all devices
Unplug all devices connected to the TV. This includes set-top boxes, CI+ modules, and hard drives.
If the TV continues to restart, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 2
If the restarts have stopped, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 3
2. Restart the TV
• Unplug the TV from the wall outlet for at least 1 minute after the LED light goes out
• Turn on the TV and leave the devices unplugged
If the TV continues to restart, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 4
If the restarts have stopped, leave the devices unplugged and move to step 3
3. Exclude connected devices
If the devices were connected to the TV, they could be a cause of the restarts. To detect the device that may be causing the issue, follow the steps below and leave the TV on for a while after reconnecting each device to see if the restarting continues.
• Leave the TV on without any devices connected
• Connect the devices to the TV one by one, monitor the TV's behavior after each connection to a device.
Note: If the restarts begin when a specific device is connected, contact the device manufacturer for troubleshooting information.
4. Test a different power outlet
Do not use a power strip of any kind for this type of test. Plug the TV’s power cable directly into a different power outlet.
Note: Make sure the tested outlets are not faulty. Try another electronic device to check, for example, if the power supply voltage is sufficient.
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"We swallow whole the lie that flatters us and sip slowly a truth that is bitter to us."
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and maybe this. It's not the same TV, but it was in the troubleshooting section for this brand at Darty.
