TVs can sometimes encounter issues that disrupt your viewing experience. Below are some common problems you might face with your TV:

• No Power – The TV won’t turn on, possibly due to faulty power supply, blown fuse, or issues with the remote control.

• No Picture or Sound – If your screen is blank or the sound is not working, it could be a sign of a malfunctioning panel, motherboard, or speaker.

• Screen Flickering or Lines – Flickering images or lines on the screen may indicate issues with the display, a damaged screen, or a failing graphics card.

• Poor Picture Quality – Problems with clarity, color distortion, or poor resolution could be caused by a faulty cable, incorrect settings, or a damaged display.

• No Signal – If the TV shows a “No Signal” message, it could be due to a disconnected cable, HDMI port issues, or a problem with your antenna or satellite connection.

• Overheating – Excessive heat buildup can lead to performance issues or shutdowns, often caused by poor ventilation or internal dust buildup.

• Remote Control Issues – The TV doesn’t respond to the remote, which might be due to faulty sensors, low battery, or remote programming errors.

• Audio/Visual Sync Problems – When the audio doesn’t match the video, it could be an issue with the TV settings or external device connections.