IMPORTANT: This article applies only to specific products and/or operating systems. Please refer to the 'Applicable Products and Categories' section of this article for details.
If your TV is a model other than the one mentioned, refer to the article The TV will not turn on or does not have any power.
Step 1: Try the power button on your TV
- Your TV has an actual power button at the bottom of the frame. Once you have found it, press it to turn the TV ON.
- If that works, the issue may be with your remote control or its batteries. For details, refer to the article TV remote control not operating properly or not responding at all.
Step 2: Check if the power cable is firmly connected and power cycle
- Verify if your TV power cable is correctly attached to both the TV and the power outlet.
- After confirming the connections, perform a power cycle reset:
- Unplug the power cable from the power socket
- Leave it out for 30 seconds
- Reinsert the power cable
Step 3: Disconnect all external devices
Unplug all connected devices, such as game consoles and soundbars, from the TV. Try powering on the TV again.
Step 4: Try a Forced Factory Data Reset using the TV button
You can perform a manual reset by pressing the power buttons on the TV and inserting the cable, even if the TV isn't powered on or isn't responsive.
WARNING!
- The TV will revert to its original condition at the time of purchase. A "Factory Data Reset" deletes all customized settings, including channels, account information (such as a Google account), system and applications data, downloaded apps, wired and Wi-Fi network settings, parental lock settings, and the camera device's data.
- If you perform a Forced Factory Data Reset, the retail demo data will also be erased from internal storage.
How to perform a Forced Factory Data Reset
IMPORTANT: This procedure may require two people.
- Unplug the TV's AC power cord (also known as the mains lead) from the electrical outlet.
- Press and hold the power button on the TV (not on the remote control), and then, while holding the button down, plug the AC power cord back in. Continue to hold the button down until a white LED light appears at the front of the TV.
Note: It will take approximately 10-30 seconds for the LED light to turn white. - After the white LED light appears, release the button
Note: If the LED light doesn't turn white within 30 seconds, restart from Step 1. - Wait a few minutes for the Factory Data Reset process to take place. The TV will reboot (turn on and off) twice.
Note: If the TV doesn't turn back on automatically, press the TV power button to turn the TV back ON. - When the Welcome setup screen appears, follow the setup instructions.
Note: If the Welcome setup screen doesn't appear, unplug the AC power cord and then plug it back in.
Step 5: Try a Long press Factory Data Reset using the TV button
Even if a Forced Factory Data Reset doesn't recover the TV, there are special recovery methods that can work in certain cases.
How to perform a Long press Factory Data Reset
- Unplug the TV's AC power cord (also known as the mains lead) from the electrical outlet.
- Press and hold the power button on the TV (not on the remote control), and then, while holding the button down, plug the AC power cord back in.
- The operational response LED will light up. Continue to hold down the power button for 90 seconds (1 minute 30 seconds).
- After 90 seconds, release the power button.
- Wait for 6 minutes, then press the power button on the TV to turn it on. If the TV does not turn on, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet and plug it back in.
- After recovering, please update the TV to the latest software.