HISENSE SMART TV 55 INCH F55T39EGWD

A blinking red light on the power button of a Hisense 55 inch model 50R6E3 TV could indicate a problem with the TV's power supply. It could be caused by a malfunctioning component, such as a blown fuse or failed capacitor, or it could be an indication that the TV is overheating. In some cases, a blinking red light can also indicate that the TV's firmware is not up to date and needs to be updated

Its not the TV, the TV is just a portal to showmax or hbo. To ensure that your using the correct information, either using the showmax app or using your computer, try logging in on their website with your credentials. You will know if those are the proper credentials to log into the showmax portal. And of course as you most likely know the password must be capitalize where it needs to be capitalize. The biggest issue people have is using the remote to sign in you may not be going to the right icon to change from upper case to lower case or vice versa.

I think you will need a remote as i looked up the manual and every setting can only be changed by remote :( Maybe get a universal remote??

http://elektrotricks.blogspot.com/
http://electrotechnician.blogspot.com/
http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/
http://homenol.blogspot.com/
Please visit these sites to get some details.

hi on the remote select dtv ,press guide on the remote this will bring up the channels list. thanks

shaun

The 55K3110PW? No,it doesn't.
.

Hopefully the manual is the same for the 55"
http://hisense.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/55K390PAD_aus_m_en_man.pdf

Some TV,s have a sound delay that you can change. Try getting into the settings of the TV with the remote and look up audio, go into settings and see if there is a delay parameter that you can change.

Hello
Hisense doesn`t have Hulu. It has Netflix, Amazon Instant, Vudu, Pandora, Facebook, and Twitter. You cannot add Hulu.

Hisense recently released its new H6 Smart TV, which runs Android's 4.2.2 operating system, with a bevy of Android apps loaded on board, and a 55-inch screen for a record-scratching price of $700. The TV is available at Wal-Mart stores now.
China-based Hisense is known for its low-ball price points on both HDTVs, and 4K displays as it looks to carve out its own space in the highly competitive TV marketplace. But the new H6 looks to be one of its best bargains yet, especially if you love Google's take on app design. Baked into the H6's Smart interface are a plethora of apps, including Google standbys like Chrome, Youtube, Google Voice Search, Hisense's Cloud Services, High Media, for sharing videos and photos, and the usual suspects like Netflix, Amazon Instant, Vudu, Pandora, Facebook, and Twitter. One major omission is Hulu Plus, but it will be available at the Google Play store, along with a mountain of other choices.

For any help visit us: Hulu Plus Account Login