Solution 1:
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 picture is very poor on freeview. I get interference, blocks appearing, clicking sounds and a generally unwatchable picture.
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This sounds like a poor signal. Go into the menu and see if you can check the signal strength. To solve this, you will need to either (1) Retune your TV to a more local transmitter, (2) Improve / reposition your TV aerial, or (3) Check the cable that connects your TV to the aerial - replacing this will be easier and cheaper that replacing the antenna. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: How do I connect my computer to my TV? I can't seem to get any sound.
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You might need to send a separate audio cable to your TV, even if you're connecting via HDMI. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: I get a green or blue screen, but I can hear the sound coming from the TV channel.
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Golden rule 1: Change channel and see if you can change back and make it work. Golden rule 2: Turn it off and on again. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: Picture has speckles or sparkles while watching.
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This is likely to be a cable problem. Try with a different cable if you have one handy. Cheaper cables are more likely to do this, particularly if they are quite long (over 5 metres) 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: Picture comes on, then goes off, sometimes flickers.
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Probably a loose cable connection. Try fiddling around with the cable while it's on and see if it helps. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
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Problem: Has power because the red light is on. Responds to remote by red light flashing but will Nou come on.
Problem: I also have a humax and use 2 remotes somehow I seem to have lost the sound and am reduced to subtitles I us have pressed a wrong button I've checked mute buttons and the audio section in the handbook but I still can get any sound . I've also switched off and unplugged to no avail
Problem: I also have a humax and use 2 remotes somehow I seem to have lost the sound and am reduced to subtitles I us have pressed a wrong button I've checked mute buttons and the audio section in the handbook but I still can get any sound . I've also switched off and unplugged to no avail
Problem: When tuning in the TV it does not pick up all the stations that my old Viera did, can't seem to get BBC channels. I've tried plugging the aerial back into my old TV and it auto tunes and picks up all the correct channels so what is the difference between my old Viera and this new one? Nothing else is different from the old TV, all same leads connecting and same aerial - I'm at a loss.
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