20 Most Recent LG 47LD500 47" LCD TV Questions & Answers

Check the obvious first, such as whether the mute button is on or whether the volume is turned all the way down. If that's not the issue, try the following steps.1. Verify that all cables are firmly seated by reinserting each one. Loss of sound from moving, adding, subtracting or bumping into equipment is common. It is particularly applicable if your TV is connected to an exterior sound system. Inputs require tight connections in order for you to hear audio.2. Confirm that cords are connected to their appropriate plugs. Certain TVs have color-coded inputs that can be matched up with cable boxes and sound systems.3. Try a new cable to see if that fixes the problem if other components appear to be working. Over time, cables can malfunction, either from age or from wear and tear. Having a spare cable or two around the house can be helpful for troubleshooting and eventual replacement.4. Verify that the remote is set to: Proper video input (TV, satellite/cable, DVD) Correct audio input (TV, DVD player, gaming system)5. Determine if it's the cable/satellite provider or TV station issue by checking other channels to see if the sound is isolated to a single station. You can also call your provider to see if they're experiencing issues with their audio before checking your own.6. If an external sound system is used, testing another input such as a radio or CD player is a good way to differentiate problems between the TV and the sound system. There may be faulty inputs.For more tips and tricks for restoring sound to your TV, check out No sound on TV for more troubleshooting steps. I hope this helps!

Not likely as you are hearing the main power relay click and it is after the fuse.First place to look will be the power supply board inside the set--look for puffed up caps and or check voltages etc.caps should have perfectly flat silver tops with no puffing up on top and no brown material leaking top or bottom.

Clean the Lens: Use a DVD cleaning disc to clean the lens. If the problem persists, consider professional cleaning. Test Other Discs: Try playing different DVDs to see if the issue occurs consistently. If it's specific to one disc, that disc might be the problem. Check for Updates: Make sure your DVD player's firmware is updated. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for firmware updates. Try a Different TV: Connect your DVD player to a different TV to see if the noise disappears. If it does, the issue might be with your TV. The hum is simply the player trying to read the disc. It can't so, it spits it out. Remember that prolonged use of a malfunctioning DVD player could potentially cause damage. If the problem persists, consider seeking professional repair or replacement

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The screen blank out

Likely a dry connection where the HDMI socket it soldered to the board. https://www.google.com/search?q=LG+PLASMA+TV+MODEL+NO.60PS60-UA+that+is+not+picking+up+the+HDMI Old plasma technology though, time for a new one, as quality has moved on. https://reviewed.usatoday.com/televisions/content/lg-60ps60-plasma-hdtv-first-impressions-review-830 ..

This is the Power Board for it. check those 6 electrolytic Capacitors on the right for bulging or splitting. Don't buy it blindly, it's a guess. The output voltages with a digital multimeter. https://applianceparts.com/item/10217204/LG/EAY62812602/ Many parts are obsolete. eBay has used boards, but they are risky because they are out of scrapped sets. https://www.google.com/search?q=50PN5300-UF+power+board We have a television expert named Larry, but I haven't seen him for a while. This used to be my advice https://www.fixya.com/support/r29790007-repairing_own_television ..

Maybe the disk is not compatible with the DVD player version

It can't be done. The DVD remote will be single frequency for that device only and the LG remote for that LG Blu Ray (or series) only. Companies don't make cross-control between makers easy. The only exception is cable and satellite boxes to allow their remote to also control the television. If you have lost a remote or it doesn't work, this is the answer https://www.fixya.com/support/r29872378-universal_remotes_no_facsimile_remote ..

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You can't, the LG DVD Remote is single frequency. If you are lucky, the LG Television Remote, might control an LG DVD. If you have lost a remote, have a read of this https://www.fixya.com/support/r29872378-universal_remotes_no_facsimile_remote ..

If you would like to share any clues, yes. Checked power going in, I presume. Any indicator lights? If yes, how many times does it flash?

faulty dvd reading lens,should be change by expert professional

Question edited for clarity and add maker. No one uses Universal Remotes these day. You buy a Remote that is a Copy of the original. https://www.fixya.com/support/r29872378-universal_remotes_no_facsimile_remote The AMELY is a very cheap and nasty Chinese Remote and they don't supply instructions!! https://www.amely.cn/AD-UL101-S-AMELY-unviersal-TV-LCD-LED-remote-control-p636185.html Codes are decided by the brand of television. This is for LG https://www.google.com/search?q=universal+remote+codes+for+lg+tv ..