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The BN59-00599A remote was included with several Samsung TV models, including the FP-T5084. While it can be used to control some other devices in your home theater system, it doesn't have codes for other TVs. See the user manual available at the support page: https://www.samsung.com/ca/support/model/FPT5084X/XAA/#downloadshttps://www.samsung.com/ca/support/model/FPT5084X/XAA/#downloads . The section on setting the remote for DVD players, VCRs and other devices starts on page 20. I wish that I had better news for you. To control the Bush TV, look for a generic universal remote that was programmed more than 6 months after the TV was manufactured. (Not all remotes will list codes for Bush TVs, however the code for another brand may work.) Cindy Wells

There is a good chance you have a bad panel, put the original boards back in the set, unhook the ribbon cables going to the panel boards from the main or tcon, I didn't pull service info so don't know if this set has a tcon board, in either case, remote the ribbon cables going to the panel boards , if the set comes on with backlights, naturally no picture, the panel is bad

Based on the symptoms you described, it sounds like there may be an issue with either the power supply board or the main board of your Samsung LCD TV. The fact that the TV keeps turning on and off repeatedly on its own, and now it won't start up at all, suggests that there may be a problem with one of these components. When you unplug the cord connecting the power supply board to the main board, and the TV backlights stay on without turning off, it indicates that the power supply board is working properly. However, when connected to the main board, the backlight turns on and off, which suggests that the issue is with the main board. It's possible that the main board is malfunctioning and not providing the correct signals to the power supply board, which is causing the backlight to turn on and off. Replacing the power supply board with a new one and still experiencing the same issue, confirms that the problem is not with the power supply board. It's important to diagnose the problem correctly and not just replace parts without properly testing them, as this can lead to wasted time and money. A proper diagnosis can be made by a technician with a scanner that can read the codes and check the signals of the main board and power supply board. It's also a good idea to check all cables, connectors, and other electronic parts of the TV, as any damaged or loose parts can cause the problem as well. It's recommended to check the TV's warranty status and the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that the repair or replacement will not void the warranty. If the TV is out of warranty, it might be more cost-effective to consider purchasing a new TV, as repairing an older model might not be cost-effective.

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Based on the symptoms you described, it sounds like there may be an issue with the main board (motherboard) of your Samsung TV. The fact that you have backlight and the red power button is on, but there is no picture and the TV goes into standby mode with the Samsung logo moving around on the screen, suggests that the main board may be malfunctioning. The specific part number for the main board (motherboard) in your TV model is BN9649639A. You can try to locate and purchase this part online or through a Samsung parts supplier and replace it yourself, but it is important to note that this can be a complex and difficult repair. If you are not comfortable with electronic repairs, it would be best to contact a professional technician or Samsung's customer service for assistance. It's also possible that there is a problem with the T-Con Board. The T-Con board works in conjunction with the main board to control the display of the TV. If the main board is working correctly, and you still have no picture, then it's likely that the T-Con board is defective, and it will need to be replaced. It's also a good idea to check all cables, connectors and check for any loose or damaged parts in the TV, as that could be causing the problem as well. In any case, it is recommended to check the TV's warranty status and the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that the repair or replacement will not void the warranty.

LN52A550P3FXZA TV. The T-con board is responsible for the image processing and video output, and a malfunctioning T-con board can cause a loud noise and a scrambled screen. Other possible causes could be a faulty mainboard or power supply, damaged or loose cable connections, or a malfunctioning panel. I recommend attempting the following steps before seeking professional help:

1. Check all cable connections to make sure they are securely plugged in and not damaged.
2. Unplug the TV for at least 30 seconds and then plug it back in.
3. Try a different input source to see if the problem is with the source or the TV.
4. Perform a factory reset on the TV by going to the menu and selecting Support > Self Diagnosis > Reset.
5. If none of the above steps work, it may be necessary to contact a professional repair service or Samsung customer service for further assistance.

Based on the symptoms you described, it sounds like the problem is likely with the LED backlight strips on your Samsung TV model DF400BGLV1H. When you disconnect the LED connector, the standby voltage comes back, and the T-CON board blue LED lights go on and the boot sound. Also, the fact that the power supply board measures 225 volts on pin 1 and 2 of the D+ on the connector when disconnected and toggles off when connected to the LED, suggest a short on the LED side. It is possible that one or more of the LED backlight strips may have failed, causing a short and preventing the TV from powering on properly. In this case, replacing the LED backlight strips would be the most likely solution to the problem. Keep in mind that it is always a good idea to double-check all connections and components for proper function and continuity, before replacing any parts. It's recommended to seek the help of a professional technician or contact Samsung customer service for further assistance, especially if you are not familiar with TVs. Also, make sure you get the right replacement parts and follow the instructions.

I would repair the power supply.

Hi Walter, I can help you with your TV issues. On Samsung TV's it's normal for the backlights to come on if the connector going to the main is disconnected, on most other makes this isn't the case however. This tells two things, the backlights themselves are working and the hot side of the power board is working plus the inverter, it sounds like you have main board issues, and it will need replacing, it's been the EEPROM that fails on this model, and it has the exact symptom you're seeing. Both parts can be purchased at shopjimmy.com, naturally the IC will be cheaper but replacing it involves advanced soldering skills and the equipment to do it so replacing the board may be your best best

I have the same problem, I mean the exact same sinario. I just ordered and replaced both boards and the cords and ribbon that came with the order and the problem continues. Following

The device sources and the inputs have not been set to the correct mod.There could be a problem with the TV it's self for it to be turning off like a problem with the power supply for the TV.

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your Samsung TV is experiencing issues such as sound but no picture, you can reset it by unplugging it and holding the power button for 30 seconds. If you're having issues turning your TV on, you may need to unplug it for 30 seconds and plug it directly into an outlet that you know works properly. You can also try pressing and holding the power button on your remote until the TV turns off and on again. If the issue persists, please contact Samsung Support for further assistance. REFERENCES: https://www.samsung.com/ca/support/model/HPS4253X/XAC/

Turn the TV off and unplug it from the wall and also unplug everything that is connected to your TV for about 1 minute and plug everything back in again. There could some thing wrong with the power supply or a problem with the t conn board here.

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It could be the power timer has been turned on and check the power timer on your TV as well. Check the settings too.

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Unfortunately, most TVs only support closed captions on the RF (OTA or analog cable without a set-top box) input. For other sources, the captions are enabled at the source device or app. The Samsung Series 8 UA65TU8000KXXS does support some subtitled files from the USB drive. However, the support is limited to select subtitle and video formats. What is the format for these videos? See page 134 of the E-manual for details; the menu section on the subtitles is shown starting on page 222. The manual for this model is available on the product page: https://www.samsung.com/sg/tvs/uhd-4k-tv/tu8000-65-inch-crystal-uhd-smart-tv-ua65tu8000kxxs/ . The current link to the manual is https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/202208/20220802172628638/NIKDVBADT-3.2.0_EM_NIKE_ASIA_ENG_220110.0.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells (VLC can support a number of caption file types. See https://www.rev.com/blog/resources/how-to-add-captions-and-subtitles-to-vlc-media-player-videos-and-movies . There is also a plugin that lets the program find subtitle files automatically. One or both of these is probably why the video captions work on VLC for Android.)

I was able to do this with a HDMI cable connected from the Wii to the HDMI in port on the back of the Bose soundbar. Hope this helps.

If one half of the screen on a Samsung LED TV goes black and then the other side but one side always works, then it most likely means that there is an issue with the LCD panel or internal hardware of the TV. It is recommended to contact Samsung support and schedule a service appointment to have a technician check the TV for any potential repairs that may need to be done.