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First solution: check the power. Yes, I know it's obvious, but if the fuse has gone in the plug, if the cable is loose or if you've overlooked a second power switch, this might be your problem. If you have any indication of power at all (e.g. power light), you can discount this. Alternative Solution: Is the plug in/on also have you checked the cables are in correctly (it's worth checking them over) 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: The screen has s lock on it and can't get passed
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For red padlock and blue screen press and hold music button on your remote.i just did and it helped.Nelly Manatha 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
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when i put the t.v on, the light { bottom right corner} lights up blue but t.v does not come on. This happens 9 out of 10 times, when the red light does come on {stand by} when t.v is switched on, it sometimes changes to blue and on this occassion i am able to use remote to switch it on , hooray!! When i can get the t.v to come on, there are no other problems with the t.v. It is just the blue /red light problem!! Please can you help , t.v is 3 years old.
If you have a problem and the TV is under a year old, contact your retailer to arrange a repair or replacement. Under the Sale of Goods Act, you should be covered for at least a year and maybe longer.
TV repairs have changed a lot over the years and although modern TVs are much more complicated than traditional TVs, they are still repairable. Often, there is a simple solution, so make sure you try everything before taking your TV apart or paying for repairs.
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