Luxor Televison & Video - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support
My Luxor television has started to turn itself on and off and I don't know what it means?
They are aimed at the budget end of the market and televisions with built in DVDs are very much a compromise in quality.
Your best bet is to either pull the plug at night (or plug to a timer), or buy a new set from an established maker like Sony or Samsung or LG and then buy a standalone DVD player.
Is the Luxor TV good or bad?
Based on my knowledge cut off in 2021, Luxor is not a well-known brand in the TV market and it is not as popular as other brands, so there is limited information available about their products. However, Luxor TVs are generally considered to be budget-friendly options that offer basic features at a relatively low price.
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Where in settings is Bluetooth on my Luxor 55" tv
The exact location of the Bluetooth settings on your Luxor 55" TV can vary depending on the model and the operating system it uses. However, here are some general steps that can help you find the Bluetooth settings on your TV:
- Turn on the TV: Press the power button on your Luxor 55" TV to turn it on.
- Access the settings menu: Press the "Menu" button on your TV remote to access the settings menu. This may also be labeled as "Settings," "Options," or "Tools."
- Look for the Bluetooth settings: Scroll through the menu options and look for a section labeled "Bluetooth" or "Wireless and networks." The exact location of this option may vary depending on your TV model and the operating system it uses.
- Enable Bluetooth: Once you have found the Bluetooth settings, toggle the switch to turn on Bluetooth. You may also need to set the TV to "discoverable" mode so that it can connect to other Bluetooth devices.
If you are unable to find the Bluetooth settings on your TV or are having trouble connecting your Bluetooth devices, you may want to refer to the user manual or contact Luxor support for further assistance.
Luxor 0143001 - no power?
If your Luxor 0143001 TV was working fine and suddenly made a popping sound and stopped working, it is likely that there was a power surge or some other electrical issue that caused damage to the TV's internal components.
Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
- Check the power source: Make sure the power outlet that the TV was plugged into is working. You can test this by plugging in another device and seeing if it powers on.
- Check the power cable: Make sure the power cable is securely plugged into the TV and the power outlet. If the cable is loose, try unplugging it and plugging it back in to ensure a secure connection.
- Check the fuse: If the TV is still not turning on, there may be a blown fuse inside the TV. You will need to open the TV and check the fuse. If you are not comfortable doing this yourself, it is best to take the TV to a qualified technician.
- Check for other damage: If the TV made a popping sound, there may be other damage to the internal components. You may need to take the TV to a qualified technician for further diagnosis and repair.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it is possible that the TV's internal components have been damaged beyond repair
Luxor tv flashing standby light
The flashing standby light on your Luxor TV can indicate several things, including:
- Power supply issues: If the TV is not receiving proper power, the standby light will flash.
- Malfunctioning hardware: A malfunctioning component in the TV such as the power supply, main board, or backlight system can cause the standby light to flash.
- Overheating: If the TV is overheating, it will go into protection mode and the standby light will flash.
- Software issues: A software glitch can also cause the TV to display a flashing standby light.
If the flashing standby light persists, it's best to unplug the TV, wait a few minutes, and then plug it back in. If the problem persists, you may need to contact the manufacturer or a professional repair service for further assistance.
How do I find Bluetooth off on my Luxor 55 inch TV
To find the Bluetooth setting on your Luxor 55 inch TV, press the "Menu" button on the remote control and select the "Settings" menu. From there, select the "Network" option and then select "Bluetooth". This will display the Bluetooth setting which can be toggled to "On" or "Off".
My Luxor tv won't change channel
There are a few potential reasons why your Luxor TV is not changing channels and some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue.
- Check the connection between the TV and the cable or satellite box to ensure that they are properly connected and not loose.
- Check the input source on the TV to make sure it is set to the correct source (e.g. HDMI, cable, or antenna).
- Check the settings on the cable or satellite box to ensure that it is set to the correct channel.
- Check the remote control for your TV to ensure that the batteries are not dead, and that the remote is not too far away from the TV.
- Check the TV settings to make sure that the channel auto-tuning feature is enabled.
- Try unplugging the TV from the power source for a few minutes, then plug it back in to see if it resolves the problem.
- If none of the above steps resolve the issue, it's likely that the problem is with the TV's tuner or a malfunctioning component, in this case, you may need to contact Luxor's customer service for further assistance or consider getting it repaired by a professional technician.
It's important to note that the troubleshooting process may vary depending on the specific model of your Luxor TV. If you are not comfortable working with electronic devices, it's best to contact a professional technician to diagnose and fix the issue.
Connect Luxor tv to internet
Question moved to Luxor Television category.
Most smart televisions do connect via cable. It is a much faster connection.
Google
Luxor model manual
or
luxor model connect to wifi
will have the details of what it can and can't do.
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on Aug 22, 2022
My Luxor (netflix) says it can't connect to internet
what is a Luxor? posted to PC computers help.what OS does it run? XP, W10, android what?Lexor is a game, nah not that.I google to learn what it is and failing why?1billion hits for a game (a game APP)are you in N.America or USA? and we have no LEXOR PCshere. Where in the world are you? many places no here have endless other names for things not here.this I know.if confused post photo of this Lexoror tell where you bought or tell or show the store where you bought and a URL link to this PC.if not a PC but is some TV then post to TELEVISIONahhhhhhh lots of hits for Television so is off topic here.and no model LuXOR told so answers will be wrong.(rear sticker label tells this)vast old TV's can not run Netflix player at all now, its too oldmost old TV can not even upgrade it. unless is Android TV. based.(CASE BY CASE NO TV TOLD)the easy cure is ROKU. box. added, for sure.cure 2 is go find Lexor web sitetell them this and ask for update.now the diagnosisa TV has like 20 to 100 streaming players, not just netflixso if all Players fail that is a network (www internet) failure not relatedat all to NETFLIX, (sorry not them)lets lay real blame doing simple tests.A TV MIGHT HAVE 2 CONNECTIONS, ETHERNET OR WIFISO IF USING WIFI , DO ALL THING FAIL USING your wifi and Ethernet both?at home ( are you at home/)?if all things wifi fail then that is the problem wifi not LEXORdo tell and we can work that real problem.The TV (television or tellie) has button called settings, set it to you choice of internet.1: ethernet wired2: wifi, using your SSID name and your wifi pass phase credentials.and not all player work if subscribed.a quick test is TUBI (free onces are best for testing) see/.
I have Luxor 55in TV. The red light that works remote has gone where do I buy new one please?
Question edited for clarity and spelling.
The red light on your television is nothing to do with the remote, it is just a standby light. It is a small red LED. The most likely issue is the batteries in the remote. Here is a trick. Use a smartphone with a front facing selfie camera. Point the remote at the phone and press any of the buttons. On the camera screen you should see the sensor on the front of the remote blink red. If it doesn't, change the batteries and try again.
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