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Picture too dark

Our television's brightness was somehow set to one of the lowest levels, and then the remote was lost during our recent move. How can we adjust the brightness without the remote? There don't seem to be the correct buttons on the front of the set. The picture is so dark that most darker scenes look completely black

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Mkbowen,

whats the brand name of your TV?

also try this, facing the front of your screen. locate a button indicating " menu" and click it.
once the menu button been activated there would be a display box indicating "AUDIO" "VIDEO" "TUNNING" or in some cases the screen will indicate one by one setting every time you press the "menu" button. If you'll able to find a display indicating "video" higlight the said icon and navigate throught it until you see the control for brightness. you can navigate the icon by pressing +/- channel button and to change the value of selected item you need to press +/- volume button of the screen.

cheers ,
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