20 Most Recent Proscan 32LB30QD 32 in. LCD TV - Page 8 Questions & Answers

It is possible that any one connectors between circuit boards got misaligned or not plugged properly to complete circuit link. Need to take off back cover to inspect connectors and press them for good contact.
As you said TV is brand new so taking off back cover will void warranty, so it is better to call store where you purchased it to fix the TV or replace it.
Thanks.

No images dont burn in with LCD.

ok so buy a remote control if you already have one and lost the book search it up on google,dogpile or the companys website
thanx i hope it worked

You can buy a digital to analogue converter that connects to your COAX digital output and then connects to you RCA jacks. They run around $75. The only problem I've encountered is the DVD does not work through the COAX output, just TV. I'm looking into it.

Bring back to store were you purchased it. Otherwise if it is too expensive.... time to replace TV

its may be the bulb a the front part,, while presing up and down channel move bulb with finger if change channel its a lose solder joint on bulb,, if not bulb maybe bad

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You can purhcase headsets that do just what you need.
Thanks,
Lee

You can either see if your cable box (if you have one) has RCA outputs on the back or if you are using some sort of a VCR or DVD it should have audio outputs on the back. The only problem with the latter hookup is that you have to turn the vcr on if you want to hear thru the headphones.

the fuse to the audio compartment might be blown

Hello pebbles12137,

This depends on what you want to do SD or HD

First if you just want to connect for SD only

Here are Three ways:

1) connect the coaxial cable to the DVD player F-connector (sliver screw connector) and the to the TV's Antenna in F-connector.

2) connect the yellow, red and white RCA connector end wires to the yellow, red, and white RCA Jacks of the TV Yellow (video in), Red (Right Audio in), White (Left Audio in) do the same for the other end into the DVD player (Best SD Method)

3) connect the svideo cable into the s-video socket of the TV and the other end to the s-video socket of the DVD player


For HD, Here are the connection methods:

1) Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI in of the TV (HDMI1)and the other end of the HDMI cable into the DVD player. (best HD method)

2) connect the Component video cable (RGB) into the RGB sockets of the TV (should be marked as Component 1) and connect the other end to the DVD player (using this method you will have to connect the Red and White audio cables to the audio input jacks of the TV from the audio out of the DVD player)


These are the SD and HD methods.

I would suggest using the HDMI cables only, its the best choice and the simplest.

I hope this helps,

Thank you,

Shuttle83

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Hi. The best way to hook your computers display to your LCD screen will be to use the VGA input socket. If your video card can support both S-video input and VGA, you can use either one but, the VGA is best for optimal resolution. This is the easy way to do this. Step one, connect the VGA cable to the computers video card and then, run the other end of this same cable to the VGA input slot on the LCD screen.Step 2, next you will make sure that the LCD's input selection is selected to show what is being transferred from the CPU video card by using the input button on the lcd remote control. The lcd(your tv) should be on VGA or PC input signal. Step 3, now, you Will have to also make sure that your video card is set to transfer this signal as well by pulling up your video cards software window and switch to the proper options. once this is done, you should get a signal. Be sure to use the VGA input/output ports on both the lcd television and your cpu for optimal transfer of the video stream. Here is a pic of your back panel. use the input port labeled I for good PC input quality.

You probably have this figured out by now, but here's how I resolved it:

There are two holes marked with arrows, just above the stand, near the bottom of the set. Remove those. Next, roughly in line but slightly wider are two more phillips head screws. Remove those as well. The stand should slide out easily. Do what you want with the screws, but in case you have a future need for the stand, I jusyt put them back in the holes they came from

This TV/DVD has a strange design, the label on the DVD should be facing away from you. The Mirror side of the DVD should be facing you.

It could be a few things. The first thing you want to look at is make sure that the microphone is muted in the mixer controls of your audio cards. These settings are located in the control panel. If you need the mic, look under the advanced settings under it and disable the 20 db option for it.

If that doesn't work I have a few other ideas.

Give this a shot, it should fix the hum issue:

1. Turn tv on
2. Input mode should be tv
3. Turn volume to zero
4. With remote enter 9 8 7 6
5. A menu will appear on left side
6. Arrow down to backlight and with right arrow key move number from 81 to 83, press menu button twice,
7. Turn up volume and listen if hum is gone.

Let me know if this works.

here is the manual page for proscan tv's http://www.proscanus.com/down/down.htm

First I would run a dvd cleaner in unit! Second you could take tv apart and look to see if signal cable is loose. the power wire seem fine as it powers up, and accepts an eject dvd.

It sounds like there may be an issue with the power supply or internal components of your Proscan PLDED5030A-RK TV. The blinking blue light and popping sound could indicate a malfunction that is preventing the TV from turning on properly.

Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Unplug the TV from the power outlet and leave it unplugged for at least 10-15 minutes. This can help reset the internal components of the TV.

2. Check the power cord and connections to ensure they are secure and not damaged. If there are any visible signs of damage, such as frayed wires, replace the power cord.

3. Try plugging the TV into a different power outlet to see if the issue persists. This can help determine if the problem is with the power source.

4. If the issue continues, it may be necessary to contact a professional technician or the manufacturer for further assistance. They can diagnose the problem and recommend the appropriate repairs.

It's important to exercise caution when dealing with electronic devices, especially when there are signs of malfunction such as unusual sounds or lights. If you are unsure or uncomfortable with troubleshooting the issue yourself, it's best to seek help from a qualified professional.

Download the manual from PROSCAN 55? UHD LED TV ' Proscan (proscanvideo.com) and see section 13 (Troubleshooting Guide).

If it was my TV I'd recycle it then buy a name brand set, Proscan sets are plagued with issues.