Cant seem to turn off my Samsung LE40RB. It seems to just sit in standby mode Cheers

Your unit maybe on protect condition that why on standby mode,,,it means theirs a truoble in circuit inside that why happened...try to consult in the nearest service cnter or a wll trained technician,,wish you luck

To exit silent mode hold down the pound key for about two seconds. You will see a confirmation message for Silent Mode, each time you enter or exit Silent Mode.

Another way to do it is while in standby mode, press the volume key, located on the left side of the handset, then select "Ringer On".


http://ars.samsung.com/customer/usa/jsp/faqs/faqs_view.jsp?SITE_ID=22&PG_ID=557&PROD_SUB_ID=690&PROD_ID=1623&AT_ID=155332

Try what is proposed on the Samsung site:
Unplug the set
Press the on button for 15 seconds
Replug the unit

Samsung site states that if this does not work, the set needs servicing.

Hope this helps

I am having the same issue as well. If you press "clear" "exit" and "surround mode" all at the same time, it will come back on. It seems to be an overheating issue. If you put a fan on it, it helps, but does not fix permanently. Anyone have any ideas for a permanent fix?

It's the firmware searching every 45mins for an upgrade.
Go to Settings

Try this...remove the card and battery...press all the buttons...leave it alone for 20 minutes...insert the card and then the battery...turn it on.

Well, it sounds to me like you know how to get the headset in pairing mode, have you tried turning off your old e900 and then pairing?

This guide was taken from here.

In standby mode, press Menu. Highlight Applications and click Select.
Highlight Bluetooth and click Select, or just press 4.
Highlight My devices and click Select, or just press 2.
Put your remote device into pairing mode. You can find out how to do this from the manual that came with the device. When the device is in pairing mode, highlight Search new device and click Select.
If Bluetooth is not activated on your G600, you'll be prompted to switch it on. Click Yes.
The G600 will search for all the Bluetooth devices in the proximity. The type of device will be indicated by the icon to the left of it, so you can clearly see if the device is a PC, a phone or a remote headset.
You'll be asked to enter the PIN number to connect to the device. This is in the documentation that came with the remote device but if in doubt, try 1234 or 0000, as these are the most common PINs.
Once connected, the device's icon will turn orange on the My devices screen, and when you press the red End call key to return to standby mode, you'll see the headphone icon on the top row of the screen.
Your headset will now be paired permanently with your G600. Switch the device off to disconnect it, and next time you switch it on the phone will connect automatically, providing your Blueooth is activated (go to Menu, Applications, Bluetooth, Activation, On to activate Bluetooth).

My apologies for the copy past guide, I have never used a samsung phone.

This sounds like micro glitch try unpluging the tv and all controlable inputs (PC, iLinks, or other such devices) wait 5 min then plug the tv only in and see if you have returned functions. if you should read the manuals of those devices to see if the control functions can be turned off.

There is an On Display Menu (ODM). You can access it by pushing the button located on the monitor. Use +- buttons to navigate in the menu. Here you can switch off the sleep mode or change the sleep settings. I have a simular problem... I try to turn off the power save function but it seems like it dosen´t want to understand this...

make sure the trigger switch in the back did not get switched to trigger, if thats o.k. it may have 2 regulators 2 5.1 zener diode and a capacitor or 2 deffective on the board in the regulator circuit. I have yet to see any bad outputs in a Nad T752, but I have only worked on three so far. Larry James