My 37" 720p TV was purchased at Zellers in summer/fall 2008. I have lost all video feed, however my audio is intact. The screen displays nothing other than illumination. I have tried various remote control options however I still have no video. All cables and cords have been reviewed, replugged, timed out etc. What do you suggest?

Just a thought. Maybe someone inadvertently turned the screen off which is possible in the video settings. You would do this on purpose for falling asleep to music from videos. AND perhaps the TV was turned off before the screen was turned back on and it's stuck in that mode. I would search for the button sequences needed for putting the TV into service mode. (google). If you can get into service mode and it's visible at least you would know the LED display is working. From there just look around to see if there's something applicable. Last resort is to factory reset in service mode. I could be all wet about this, only a suggestion. Nothing lost if it doesn't work.

You may have to run the video display setup on the TV first and tell it what modes you want to see. HD would be 1080p or 720p and 16:9 widescreen ratio. Older TV shows that are non HD would be 480i and 4:3 ratio. You need to feed in an HD signal to get full widescreen (unless you select stretch mode for the 4:3 older programs which would look terrible). You have to feed in a 16:9 ratio HD signal to get a full screen display properly. Either from an external HD antenna if your TV has a built in tuner, or from a Blue Ray DVD into the HDMI or component video TV inputs. What is the TV Brand and Model Number?

If you get a blue screen when it's on, try feeding in an external audio and video source, like a camcorder or VCR, and see if it displays. Check setup or input selection. If it's set to video or HDMI source and nothing is plugged in, you'd get a blue screen.

I am having this same problem as this one above (62HM95). The issue I'm having is that it will also not work full screen. I selected the 'Split' option on the remote and the picture on the left is fine... absolutely clean and perfect, with audio. The picture on the right is completely distorted in very strange colors (mostly constant variations of purple), with audio as well. You should note, that the same video information was feed into different imputes to select for the split. In other words, I feed the cable stream into the TV using the component video (Y B R) as well as the coaxial cable and selected both options for the purposes of displaying the same information side-by-side. On screen I selected video option four (4 for color stream HD) and option (0 for cable/antenna). If I highlight either side and select one of them (4 or 0) the screen goes full screen and I see nothing but one solid color of purple. I've researched the purple and they call it 'Electric Purple'. That is all I see... just the solid purple, with the audio. What I have also noticed is that, If toggle between imputes while in the full screen option and come back to either option (4 or 0) the image plays/appears OK for about 2 seconds then goes back to solid purple. I just can't understand why this is happening especially when the on-screen menu displays perfectly fine. I cannot enjoy this TV by only watching half of it in split mode. Besides the multiple replacement bulbs I've had to buy I've completely had it with this TV

Try using the Audio line out RCA jacks feeding a PC powered speakers to see if it does the same thing, If it is OK, then the problem will be in the power amp sections that drive the speakers.

I have the same problem.. any solutions to this? ION support can't work it out either!!

Your cable box and TV should have RCA input jacks (Red, White, and Yellow) Red & White are for Audio and Yellow is for video feed...

HD Receivers & HD TV's are just slightly more upgraded with better video feed connections.
HD video can use three color coded RCA jacks for the video feed or a HDMI cable; if you can use the HDMI connection on your TV I recommend using that because it's less confusing to plugin the input cables. Try turning your TV to it's side to see what inputs you have available to connect your device to.

After you have it pugged your device into the input jacks press the "Input" key on your TV remote and power up the device.
Most TV's have more than one input, so you may have to cycle through the TV inputs by press the input key again until the video feed is displayed.
(If you don't have a "input" button on the TV or remote control you can try entering channel "00")

Does the 605 have the "pure audio" setting (my 705 does)? If that is selected, it cuts out the lcd display on the front.

hi maam

 

so your trying to find a remote control for that tv?

 

try purchasing a universal remote control and just do trial and error method in setting the correct compatible frequency found at the manual in your universal remote since you cant identify the manufacturer of the TV.

 

hope it can help you..

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