Sadly not having that make locally I can not guess at what input choices you have here it might be free to air or just AIR
SOURCE: TV screen on video 2 and remote died
The only way your going to change the video mode is with the original remote. If you need another remote go to http://remotes.com or call 1800 remotes Theres a button on the upper left hand side of the remote called video mode. A universal most of the time will not work this function. You could ask around to your friends and buddies or relitives if anyone has a working Sanyo remote or go to a local retailer that sells Sanyo and see if he would let you borrow one for a little while so you can switch out of the video mode. Good Luck
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SOURCE: Up and down arrows on channel or menu selections not working.
All the functions of in putting and selections channel are done by one stage of a tv. take your tv to a w/shop, it wll require change of components,
get a diagram from
www.universal.remote.net/zenith.html
further help will be provided
SOURCE: Tv powers up but no
The electronics are known to go bad with these TV's, and I'm looking to buy someone's junk TV that has a good screen, rather than have to throw it out.
(So if anyone is out there with a 532-B12 that isn't working, send me a message!)
Yours might be worth fixing - however I know sadly that parts are nearly impossible to get for these TV's, and the manufacturer is virtually impossible to contact.
If you DO manage to contact anyone (manufacturer or otherwise) who can source or supply parts, PLEASE do let me know - it's been nearly impossible for me, and I want to replace my cracked screen in my TV.
If you can't, please let me know - I'll gladly give you a few bucks at least to salvage the screen from your TV, to transplant into mine, rather than turning it into junk on your curb.
SOURCE: olevia tv
It sounds like a logic issue. The only way to fix it is by replacing the main board. If it is less than a year old, then it should be covered by the standard manufacture's warranty. Olevia has since gone out of business but I would still try to contact a representative to get it repaired under warranty.
SOURCE: switching Olevia TV, Model 537-B11 from satellite to antenna
You must go into the main settings menu and select the correct input source.
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