How do i reset my sunsui 19 inch hdmi tv to factory seting because I'm getting a cloudy signal

go into settings and put on game

If your APRO 19" LCD TV is displaying a "No input" message, it usually means that the TV is not receiving any signal from the connected source. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the input source: Ensure that the correct input source is selected on your TV. Use the TV remote or the buttons on the TV itself to cycle through the available input options (e.g., HDMI, VGA, AV, etc.). Make sure you select the input corresponding to the device you have connected (e.g., a cable box, DVD player, game console, etc.).
2. Verify the connection: Ensure that the cables connecting the TV to the input source are securely plugged in on both ends. If you are using HDMI, VGA, or AV cables, check that they are properly connected to both the TV and the source device. Also, make sure that the source device is powered on and transmitting a signal.
3. Try a different input/source: If you have multiple input sources available, try connecting a different device to the TV to see if it receives a signal. This will help determine if the issue is specific to a particular input or if it persists across different sources.
4. Test the source device: If possible, connect the source device to a different TV or display to confirm if it is outputting a signal properly. This will help isolate whether the issue lies with the TV or the source device.
5. Restart the TV and source device: Power off both the TV and the source device, unplug them from the power source, and wait for a few minutes. Then, plug them back in and power them on again. This can help reset any temporary issues that may be affecting the signal.
6. Factory reset the TV: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, you may consider performing a factory reset on your TV. Please note that a factory reset will erase any customized settings on the TV, so make sure to check the user manual or contact APRO customer support for instructions specific to your model.

If the problem persists after trying these troubleshooting steps, it may be best to contact APRO customer support or consult a qualified technician for further assistance. They will have more specific knowledge about your TV model and can provide further guidance or arrange for a repair if needed.

It is possible the hdmi cable that you are using is faulty. The reason I say this is because you have multiple signals that pass through a hdmi cable (19 pins in it means 19 wires to carry signals). The more the cable gets moved and bent, you increase the chances of creating a short or re-connecting a short if moved from one tv to another. This is the best case scenario as it is easier to replace the cable and less costly. Since you already connected the the dvd directly to the tv, and I am presuming that you have working devices running through the switch and you can eliminate that as the problem. If you do not have working devices on your switch or directly into your tv, and you have tried multiple hdmi cable and still nothing, the hdmi connector on your tv is probably bad and that would be the worse case scenario.

Tries tv and those cables or satalites boxes unplug,replug it back like about an hour later for those pay boxes to reboot and upgraded it softwares.Tv to do a whole resetting itself back to the factory setting.Than go into the tv Menu.Go into Video Setting,go down and do a resetting back to factory setting.By doing this steps for every components devices that hook to the tv HDMI hubs ports on the tv Tuner signal board to reboot and resetting too.Have very good chances all the HDMI hubs ports on the tv to work again.

hi,
JCV 52Z585 has 1 port HDMI that support 480p
if your input higher your tv will not support.
There are 2 type of HDMI 480p signal, 640x480 and 720x480.
To seting input HDMI to JVC, you should seting input device to default resolution or 480 depend on device (DVD, PC, blueray etc).

Are u using HDMI/1 hook up HD box and signal?The HDMI/1 port still work?Do u use the device in the HDMI/1 port lately dose it work?Replaced the HDMI cable,Unplug the tv about an hour,plug it back in,reset it back to factory setting again.See if this work,not than ur HDMI/1 is shorted.

I solve it already my problem by connecting my ps3 to an 32 inches lcdtv and I change the videosetting to my ps3 to default setting because before when I had my sony bravia 32 inches I changed it to 1080p via HDMI cable signal...After I changed to default settings I connected it again to my own LG lcdtv 19 inches but it sadly 1080p is not so very much supported but anyway I can play now ps3 games...

Tries change another HDMI cable,reset all HDMI setting to reset factory setting.

There are several fixes for this problem.

1) You can unplug the TV for a few minutes and try again.

2) You can turn off the TV then hold the Power button down for at least 10 seconds (resets the processor)

3) Go to the settings menu, select factory reset.


Good luck

Put The HDMI Into your old tv then switch it to AV MULTI then put the av in then it will ask if you want to keep these setings then select yes and then put the AV MULTI into your new TV.