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I assume you changed all the LED strips when you changed the bad ones, NEVER replace part of them, if you didn't replace them all, open the set up again and replace the ones that weren't replaced the first time and all will be well.

If the HDD is corrupt or had damaged tracks it will not innitialise and the rest of the system will not complete power on.

Try a power Reset first before delving deeper.

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LG Blu Ray Player Remote Control Codes

directutor.com https://www.directutor.com > content > lg-blu-ray-pla... Here is the list with the KNOWN working device codes for LG Blu-Ray DVD players. These should work with ANY remote as these remote codes are universal.

LG Blu-Ray Universal Remote control codes

myuniversalremotecodes.com https://myuniversalremotecodes.com > lg-blu-ray-rem... May 29, 2020 - 4 digits LG Blu-Ray Universal Remote codes · 2339 · 2352 · 2270 · 0741 · 1602 · 2371 · 2303 · 2368 ...

Likely to be the power board, but read this... https://www.fixya.com/support/r29790007-repairing_own_television A good option is to buy a 'board repair kit'. ..

Hi Jimmy, it's unfortunate that you threw boards at the set without doing some troubleshooting, you have bad LED backlights, it's a common issue for the model set you have, new strips can be ordered from shopjimmy.com and installed yourself, use extreme care when handling the panel.

Here is the Board Kit for the set. The switching on and off is likely to be the power supply. WiFi issue if likely due to interference, where the television is located and a weak signal. Connecting via Ethernet is always preferable. You can swap boards out and see if it improves the blue tint. https://www.google.com/search?q=lg+43uh6030+board+kit+replacement Our Television Expert is 'Larry'. He may drop in soon. ..

Here are the steps to program your OneForAll URC 3050B00 remote to control your LG smart TV:

Turn on your LG smart TV.
Press and hold the "TV" button on your OneForAll remote until the LED light on the remote turns on and stays on.
Enter the 4-digit code for LG TVs. The most common codes for LG TVs are 0030, 0056, 0178, 1265, and 1398, but you can also find a complete list of codes on the OneForAll website or in the manual that came with your remote.
Press the "Power" button on the OneForAll remote. If the TV turns off, the code has been successfully entered. If the TV does not turn off, repeat steps 2-4 with a different code until you find the correct one.
If none of the codes work, you can also try the code search function on your OneForAll remote to automatically find the correct code:

Turn on your LG smart TV.
Press and hold the "TV" button on your OneForAll remote until the LED light on the remote turns on and stays on.
Press and hold the "SET" button on the remote until the LED light blinks twice.
Press the "9" button on the remote. The LED light should blink twice again.
Point the remote at your TV and press the "Power" button repeatedly until the TV turns off.
Press the "OK" button on the OneForAll remote to save the code.
I hope this helps you program your OneForAll remote to control your LG smart TV!

Have not tried it so on your own head be it!Power onOpen trayPush Info button on remote (only once,supplied remote)When numbers come up push 9Keep trying until 9 appears in upper left of screenPower offPower on.Good luck!

press the menu button

1. Check to see if there is any type of damage to the screen, such as a scratch or crack. 2. Try adjusting the picture settings on the TV, such as brightness and contrast. 3. Check the connections between the TV and the external devices it is connected to, such as a DVD player or cable box. 4. Try unplugging the TV for a few minutes, then plugging it back in to see if the lines go away. 5. If none of the above steps work, it may be necessary to contact the manufacturer for a repair or replacement.

The most likely issue is the output resolution on the RC397T. It could be set to 1080p (progressive) and needs to be 1080i (interlaced). I've seen this happen with other set top boxes. On the front panel of the DVD/VCR recorder, there is a button labeled Res. It's to the left of the USB port and to the right of the DVD/VCR selection button. Each press of the button will change to a different resolution: 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i for HDMI. (The resolution button also changes the component out resolution between 480i and 480p. You may need to step through these choices, as well, even if the component out isn't in use.) Due to some issues with resetting the resolution, you may need to turn off the DVD recorder and possibly the TV after some of the resolution changes to see any video output change. I hope this helps. The user manual for the RC897T is available from the support page: https://www.lg.com/us/support/product/lg-RC897T.BUSALLK . The manual link is on the right hand side of the page. My browser gives the direct link to the manual as https://gscs-b2c.lge.com/downloadFile?fileId=KROWM000185603.pdf . See page 60 for the front panel button descriptions. Cindy Wells

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What makes you think you have defective capacitors?

This model LG set had a really high LED backlight failure but in your case I'd look towards bad caps as we have seen this a few times in our shop, it's the 4 in a bunch close to the connector that goes to the main board that gives issues, you can buy them for a few bucks and solder them in if you have the equipment, however a replacement power supply is quite inexpensive, it's also possible you have main board issues but more likely the power supply.

Hvis TV-en din ikke tar imot signaler til HDMI-inngangen, kan det v?re flere ?rsaker til problemet. Her er noen feils?kingstrinn du kan pr?ve:

1. Kontroller kabeltilkoblingen: S?rg for at HDMI-kabelen er ordentlig tilkoblet b?de TV-en og enheten du pr?ver ? koble til. Pr?v ? koble kabelen til en annen HDMI-port p? TV-en din for ? se om det gj?r en forskjell.
2. Pr?v en annen enhet: Hvis kabelen er tilkoblet riktig, kan problemet v?re med enheten du pr?ver ? koble til. Pr?v ? koble til en annen enhet, for eksempel en spillkonsoll eller en Blu-ray-spiller, og se om du f?r signal.
3. Oppdater TV-programvaren: S?rg for at TV-programvaren er oppdatert til den nyeste versjonen. Du kan sjekke dette i TV-innstillingene. Hvis programvaren ikke er oppdatert, kan det p?virke TV-ens evne til ? gjenkjenne HDMI-signalene.
4. Tilbakestill TV-innstillingene: Pr?v ? tilbakestille TV-en til fabrikkinnstillingene. Dette kan hjelpe hvis det er en programvarefeil som forhindrer TV-en i ? gjenkjenne HDMI-signalene.

Hvis ingen av disse trinnene l?ser problemet, kan det hende du m? kontakte en kvalifisert tekniker for videre feils?king og reparasjon.

If the down arrow button on your LG webOS UK6500AUA TV seems to be stuck, you can try the following steps to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Unplug the TV from the power outlet for a few minutes and then plug it back in. This can sometimes reset the TV and fix the issue.
2. Check the buttons on the TV to see if they are physically stuck or damaged. If they are, you may need to get them repaired or replaced.
3. Check the remote control to see if it is sending the down arrow signal continuously. You can test this by removing the batteries from the remote control and seeing if the scrolling stops.
4. Try using a different remote control to see if the issue is with the TV or the remote control.
5. If none of the above steps work, you may need to contact LG customer support for further assistance or schedule a repair for your TV.

1. Check the cables and connections to ensure they are properly plugged in and not loose.
2. Try changing the input source to see if the problem persists.
3. Reset the TV to its factory settings.
4. Try unplugging the TV from the power outlet for a few minutes and then plugging it back in to see if it restarts.
5. Check the contrast and brightness settings on the TV to ensure they are not set to zero or too low.
6. If none of the above steps work, contact a professional technician to diagnose and fix the issue.