Does the Sharp 32U-F810 TV have a digital tuner?

GENERAL

• TV typeCRT TV
• Screen size
  32 in
• Power Consumption Operational
  150 Watt
• Timer Functions
  Sleep, wake
• Video Interface
  Composite, S-Video
• Manufacturer
  Apex Digital, Inc.

FEATURES

• TV features
  auto volume adjustment

VIDEO

• Technology
  CRT
• Aspect ratio
  4:3

TV TUNER

• TV tuner presence
  Yes
• Analog TV tuner
  NTSC
• Reception System
  NTSC-M
• Secondary Audio Programme (SAP)
  Yes
• Secondary Audio Program (SAP)
  Yes
• Channel Coverage
  VHF:2-13, UHF:14-69, Cable:1-125
• Stereo Reception System
  MTS

AUDIO

• Speaker(s)
  2 x main channel speaker - built-in - 5 Watt
• Output Power / Total
  10 Watt
• Audio Controls
  sound mode

CONNECTIVITY

• Video interface
  composite

REMOTE CONTROL

• Type
  universal remote control
• Supported Devices
  DVD player

CONVENIENCE

• Closed Caption Capability
  Yes
• Parental Channel Lock
  Yes
• V-Chip Control
  Yes
• Menu language
  Spanish

MANUFACTURER WARRANTY

• Service & support
  1 year warranty

POWER

• Nominal Voltage
  AC 120 V
• Power consumption operational
  150 Watt

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT

• Weight
  156.5 lbs

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT (SHIPPING)

• Width
  38.7 in
• Depth
  29.2 in
• Height
  30.5 in
• Width (Shipping)
  38.7 in

GENERAL

• Manufacturer
  Apex Digital, Inc.
  

If your trying to receive over the air make sure the TV is not set to a Cable mode, if your on Cable your new TV is most likely a ATSC tuner (digital) and the cable company can map channels any way they want. If your old TV had the older style cable tuner, the lineup will be different.
HDTV has level thresholds, if the signal is weak you wont see anything, but the old TV would.
Without knowing much about where or what sort of TV your using, these are my best ideas.

You can get a manual here: http://www.lg.com/us/tv-audio-video/televisions/LG-lcd-tv-32LG30.jsp . Click on the Support and then on the right hand side look for User's Manuals. Since the TV has a tuner for ATSC, NTSC, and Clear-QAM, the next question is what is your signal source? (analog, digital and unscrambled cable)

If you are using OTA, make sure that the input is set to Antenna. Use antennaweb.org or tvfool.com to check the direction to point your antenna and the appropriate antenna for your distance to the transmitter. antennaweb assumes an external antenna and is very conservative in the list of channels you should be able to receive. tvfool gives the stations available with different antennas. If you have several tvs connected to one source, you may need an amplifier in addition to the splitter. This also can help marginal signals come in since digital is either enough for the tuner to resolve or no signal. (Check splitters and amplifiers if you suddenly can't get a signal that you used to receive. Also check if the antenna has been turned.)

Menu > Channel > Auto Tuning or Manual Tuning. If Lock System is active, you will need the password. Auto Tuning only searches for digital or cable channels. The manual tuning option should provide the signal strength as well for digital stations (as well as letting you search for analog signals or all signals (digital, analog, cable).

Use the input Cable for coax cable connections. Other inputs will not allow you to search for channels since they are meant to be controlled by the set-top box feeding the system.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hello
The TV you have bought from Belgium, Sharp 25R-S100_ model can only recive NTSC [National Telivision System Commitee], signals only. It is not a multisystem compactable one. In France, the telivision boradcasts are in SECAM system I thinks and knows. [It is known as Sequrntial Colour and Memory]. The TV you have bought will work in US and other countries like that, where there transmission sytem is NTSC. I don,t know whether in France there is TV stations transmitting on NTSC system. If have, your TV will receive that transmissions. It is a system compactibility problem.
If the matter is so, nothing can be done to receive programmes transmitting in SECAM system. If a system convertable device is available in France, that is SECAM to NTSC system converter, you can connect it according to the instruction manual come along with that device.
Your TV is capable of receiving 181 channels and have PLL[ Phase Locked Loop] channel locking system, but have only capable of receiving NTSC RF signals. Ok

You can program to regular (analog) antenna channels. To do so you must use the original remote which has a TV/DTV switch in the top right corner of the remote. Choose the appropriate mode for the type of channel you want to see or scan for. Here is a link to the owners manual and a picture of the remote swithc. The info on the signal switching is on pg.13.
http://tv.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/funai/cr130dr8.html?idRes=707655

TUNING This DVD+VCR is equipped with a frequency synthe- sized tuner capable of receiving up to 181 channels. These include VHF channels 2-13, UHF channels 14-69 and CATV channels 1-125. Auto Channel Programming 1. Choose the SOURCE SELECT option, then use b / B to select TUNER. Use b / B to switch among TUNER, LINE1, and LINE2. 2. Choose the AUTO CHANNEL SET option, then use b / B to find channels. • The tuner will automatically cycle through all available channels (TV/CATV) in the area and place them in the tuner's memory. •After the AUTO CHANNEL SET is complete, the TUNING menu will hide and return to the TV screen automatically. 3. Make sure the TUNING BAND is set appropriately (TV or CATV). • TV : If you are using a standard antenna to receive channels. •CATV : If you are using basic cable to receive channels.

Negative. Here are the specs for your TV/DVD combo: I hope this solution is helpful. Please take a moment to rate this solution.

Toshiba MD13M1 Dvd Type: DVD player - built-in
Media Type: DVD, CD, Video CD
DVD Repeat Modes: A-B repeat, title, chapter
CD Playback Modes: Program play, random play / shuffle, all tracks repeat, one track repeat
Tv tuner Analog TV Tuner: NTSC
Reception System: NTSC-M
Analog Channel Qty: 181 channel(s)
Channel Coverage: VHF:2-13, UHF:14-69, Cable:1-125
MTS Stereo: Yes
Secondary Audio Program (SAP): Yes
Video features Closed Caption Capability: Yes
Closed Captioning on Mute: Yes
Remote control Type: Remote control - infrared
Features: Back-lit buttons
Connections Connector Type:

• 1 x headphones ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ) - front
• 1 x composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - front
• 1 x SPDIF output ( RCA phono ) - rear
• Composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - rear
• 1 x antenna ( F connector ) - rear

The Sanyo DS 13310 TV is a standard NTSC TV with a 181-channel PLL tuning system....which means that it is not digital.

The Sharp 25R-S100 TV is a standard NTSC TV with a 181-channel PLL tuning system....which means that it is not digital.

This is probably a sticking button, similar IR signal from another remote control, or simply a short on the system board that holds the controls.  A simple cleaning might take care of this.