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Samsung TXJ2879 28" TV Questions & Answers
maybe during yesting the plug was pulled out from the outlet with turning it off first. some of remote controled appliances need to be turned off by remote control unit before unplugging it from power source., theres no big deal in that problem
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on Dec 10, 2008
Find the vertical IC and just resolder all the pins and adjacent component pins. This will fix the problem, this is the result of a dried out solder joints.
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on Jan 23, 2008
which way is it "closing" ? top & bottom moving towards center or sides moving in towards center? one is vertical problem the other is horizontal, let me know and I can give you an answer.
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on Nov 29, 2007
The high pitched sound, probably not, unless you open this TV set and find out what is making the noise and replace the part. Most likely a coil or transformer is vibrating so fast that the frequency is very high. On the focus, possibly can be adjusted. Now when you take off the back of this TV set, i must warn you, follow my instructions to the letter as there is enough High Voltage in this set to make a grown man cry! After you take out all of the screws off the rear cover,carefully lift up the cover straight up. Oh by the way the TV should be face down. Opps! Not stand back up the TV set and there will be a Grey or black block like looking thing with a large red wire going to the top of the picture tube. on this block you will find two controls, one will say screen, and the other will say focus. DO NOT ADJUST ANYTHING ELSE WHEN YOU ARE IN THIS TV SET!!! No slowly rock the focus control back and forth till you get the sharpest picture. Put back on the back cover and enjoy!!! Good Luck
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on Jun 13, 2007
sorry silly girl seen this a hundred times!! The crt socket on the set needs to be carefully taken off and cleaned with wd-40 or tuner wash. its an intermittant connection on the screen contacts and the contacts that bias the grids.. It can be a green haze a blue haze or a red haze. Very common on 3 to 5 year old samsung tvs. Good Luck
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on May 09, 2006
Because it's not “off".
When you press the “off" button on your TV remote it drops into a low-power state known as “standby", waiting for you to press a button on the remote to wake it back up — the red light is there to alert you to this.
Back in the “olden days" of the mid 80s to mid 90s some tv's actually had a solenoid that popped the main power switch to “off" When the off button was pressed on the remote. Most people found this inconvenient as you actually had to go to the tv to switch it back on.
So, unless you physically switch off a modern tv at the socket or unplug it, it's never truly off and will still draw some power.
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5 hours ago
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The first things to try are of course the simplest. If you have a picture on your TV but no sound, the problem might be as simple as having the “Mute” button the remote having been accidentally pressed. Grab your remote and unmute the TV by pressing the “Mute” button again.
Next, check what the input setting is on your Samsung TV by hitting “Source” on the remote and cycling through the available inputs. If your Samsung TV’s source is set to a component that you don’t have set up, then there won’t be any audio data coming in to be played.
Do you ever use a headset on your TV? Gamers, in particular, might be using a wired set of headphones plugged into an audio out jack, and if the headphones are plugged in, then any audio is being routed to that equipment, and you might not hear the sound playing if you aren’t wearing the headset. Assuming you never use a headset on your TV, check the headset port for any debris. Your TV may pick up something in the port which won’t allow the audio to route properly.
Finally if this does not work,you can try the old school way...unplug the your TV for about an minute.
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3 days ago
Buy a new one it may lead to explosion
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on Apr 09, 2021
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