20 Most Recent Samsung LE32R41BD 32 in. HD-Ready LCD Television - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Power supply board is dead.Replaced the power supply board will solved this problems.Tries websites Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish power supply board for the replacement.

Most LCD TV's the problem would be a bad power supply. digging more deeper a bad capacitor.

I would suggest you have a estimate for repair done on it. OR if you like and you feel you have the skill open the unit up yourself and examine the capacitors do not touch them as they have high voltages. If you do not feel safe doing this please consult a expert in your local area/

Click here for help on how to examine for bad capcitors http://www.fixya.com/support/r3565137-lcd_flat_screen_common_problems

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Sounds like the issue is with the set top box of your cable or direct tv provider. Please swap that receiver for the equivalent or a more updated version.If the problem persists. Verify that all inputs on television is correct. It should match. Output of source( digital receiver,dvd player) to Input( television ). Make sure all is secure. Good luck

then if you have power at the outlet,could be fuse or flyback,

Your vocabulary is not helping I will make some assumptions.
1 you have an antenna setup and want to have three tvs use it.
2 I don't know what sky is so I am going to ignore it.

from the antenna you will run a short length of rfcoaxial to a splitter\booster witch is powered this will allow you to split the signal to 4 or two or three tvs your choice. all tvs will need coax or rf cable run to them and btw 300 ohm cable is not called rf
coaxial cable is preferred because of its signal insulating properties and its longer life expectancy and all tvs today have coaxial inputs on them not 300 ohm.

Do the auto install channel or single strength of your cable.

Tv is junk now,only good for parts now,not worth to replaced the LCD Screen,because replaced the LCD screen, the cost same as a new tv.

Hi.

You need to connect the speakers to the Red and White connectors located near to the headphone jack socket, in the connection panel. It is the connector indicated as audio output. The one near to the red arrow in diagram below:




If the speakers have no connectors, you will need to buy connectors like this ones : AV Gold - Speaker connector

inverter board

capactors have blown on mains power board replace with same ones e.g (2000mf 25v) they look like little battries with white line on one side the ones that have blown will have raised tops
take picture so you replace line on same side

with tv in standby press INFO / MENU / MUTE / STANDBY on remote tv will come on with service menu DO NOT CHANGE ANY SETTINGS
look at list you will see reset
ONLY USE DOWN NAVAGATION KEY until RESET is highlighted
then PRESS RIGHT NAVAGATION KEY the tv will reset
PRESS STANDBY TO EXIT
the tv will need retuneing after
hope this helps

If you have soem expertise, and at your own risk, it may be a faulty electrolitic capacitor inside the unit. If a capacitor is bulgling or emitting black/brown gunge from a raised dome, (like a faulty tin of food) this is a likely culprit unless the switch itself is faulty. Doing this yourself with probabaly invalidate any remaining guarantee. With care, the most difficult thing is not to break the plastic surround.

this is called panel seperation and you will need a new LCD panel unless your still under warranty it will run around 800 dollars or more

The only option you have with a standard DirecTV box is using composite or s-video connection to your TV. These are much better options than using the RF tuner input and will give you stereo audio. Please take a few moments to rate my answer. Thanks...

try unplugging for about 5 minutes then try it again

if you will go into the menu and go to closed captioning you will find the tele text there

If it's physically broken then it's not repairable and must be replaced.

It's not even that straightforward though as the 32" LCD screen unit is the single most expensive component in manufacturing your tv and the supply and installation of a new screen will cost as much if not more than the cost of a brand new model.

If you have accidental damage insurance then now is the time to consider making a claim.

Sounds like there was physical damage to the LCD panel. This can only be fixed by replacing the whole LCD panel which will cost you around $600 just for the part. A repair shop will usually charge around $200 for labor. The only alternative is to purchase a new TV which will usually cost about the same price and will come with a one year warranty.