d2jsp
Log InRegister
d2jsp Forums > Off-Topic > General Chat > Science, Technology & Nature > Question About Tv's And Current Supply > Fg For Answers
Add Reply New Topic New Poll
Views: 367Replies: 9Track Topic
Member
Posts: 24,511
Joined: May 3 2008
Gold: 128.70
#1
Nov 4 2014 01:31pm
Not sure if the wrong forum.


And so it happend, that my TV did not work anymore.
It started to continously switch from on- to offmode in 2-3 second intervals.

Model is: Samsung Smart TV UE46F65000SS

I know some poeple might think that Samsung is not the smartest purchase, but take it as it is please.

I've tryed so many different ways to fix this issue.

-Downloading the latest firmware
-Turning off any Sleeptimers and power save modes
-Unplug/plug everything
- etc.


Suddenly i've tryed to unplug the tv-cable from the cable connector and plugged it into the normal socket.
Now it seems to work, is anybody able to explain me this?

thanks
Member
Posts: 63,058
Joined: Jul 15 2005
Gold: 152.00
#2
Nov 4 2014 01:38pm
I would suggest contacting the support for the retailer you purchased it from, or else Samsung directly.
Member
Posts: 32,985
Joined: Mar 17 2005
Gold: 6.00
#3
Nov 4 2014 01:39pm
"Suddenly i've tryed to unplug the tv-cable from the cable connector and plugged it into the normal socket."

what?
Member
Posts: 24,511
Joined: May 3 2008
Gold: 128.70
#4
Nov 4 2014 01:45pm
Quote (Subwoofer @ Nov 4 2014 07:39pm)
"Suddenly i've tryed to unplug the tv-cable from the cable connector and plugged it into the normal socket."

what?


Sorry, not being native.

At first i had the cable plugged into this:



then i plugged in into the normal socket:



and it worked
Member
Posts: 64,763
Joined: Oct 25 2006
Gold: 0.00
#5
Nov 4 2014 03:03pm
Quote (MrHandsome @ Nov 4 2014 01:45pm)
Sorry, not being native.

At first i had the cable plugged into this:

http://stromsuche.de/assets/Uploads/steckleiste.jpg

then i plugged in into the normal socket:

http://www.schalter-steckdosen-shop24.de/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/1000x1020/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/7/7/776222.jpg

and it worked


Your surge bar would seem to have a defective slot then
Member
Posts: 24,511
Joined: May 3 2008
Gold: 128.70
#6
Nov 4 2014 03:04pm
Quote (Thor123422 @ Nov 4 2014 09:03pm)
Your surge bar would seem to have a defective slot then


ive tryed several ones
Member
Posts: 15,114
Joined: Nov 18 2005
Gold: 89,176.00
#7
Nov 4 2014 10:52pm
Quote (MrHandsome @ Nov 4 2014 03:04pm)
ive tryed several ones


your surge bar would seem to be defective then
Member
Posts: 17,233
Joined: May 31 2007
Gold: 0.00
#8
Nov 5 2014 07:52am
Quote (MrHandsome @ Nov 4 2014 02:45pm)
Sorry, not being native.

At first i had the cable plugged into this:

http://stromsuche.de/assets/Uploads/steckleiste.jpg

then i plugged in into the normal socket:

http://www.schalter-steckdosen-shop24.de/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/1000x1020/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/7/7/776222.jpg

and it worked



That is not a normal socket. Why so many holes and lines?
Member
Posts: 4,320
Joined: Jun 10 2012
Gold: 12,983.50
#9
Nov 5 2014 01:03pm
buy your tv from cosco, they'll take ANYTHING back haha
Member
Posts: 24,511
Joined: May 3 2008
Gold: 128.70
#10
Nov 5 2014 05:37pm
Quote (herbdoc @ Nov 5 2014 07:03pm)
buy your tv from cosco, they'll take ANYTHING back haha


xdddddd

Go Back To Science, Technology & Nature Topic List
Add Reply New Topic New Poll

© 2003-2026 d2jsp  Contact