My turf 270 set top box won’t power on with remote or manually have tried plugging into different power source still nothing. Was working fine yesterday

If your RCA TV won't turn on, there are a few things you can try:

1. Check the power source: Make sure that the TV is properly plugged in and the outlet is functioning properly. You can also try plugging in a different device to the same outlet to see if it works.
2. Check the power cord: Check the power cord for any damage or fraying. If you see any damage, try replacing the power cord.
3. Try a different remote: If you are using a remote to turn on the TV, try using a different remote or try turning it on manually using the power button on the TV.
4. Check for any error messages: If the TV is showing an error message or blinking lights, refer to the user manual or contact the manufacturer for troubleshooting steps.
5. Reset the TV: Unplug the TV from the power source for at least 30 seconds, then plug it back in and try turning it on again.

If none of these steps work, it may be a more serious issue that requires professional repair.

Please add a comment with the source of the video content that you are watching. Also are you using the TV's original remote or a universal remote? The CC button usually will only work for OTA content and some cable channels (no set-top box). If your source comes through a set-top box, you'll need to access the captions from that source. (On some, you may need to access the Settings menu. On my IPTV box, it's in the Audio settings.)

If you are getting OTA content and are using a universal remote, the code that works for most functions may not give the correct signal when you press the CC button. In that case, you can try another code. For universal remotes with a learning function, if the original remote is available, try teaching the universal remote the CC function.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

try selecting the input source on your TV to the one you are using, sometimes auto-detect doesn't seem to work properly. This can be done by the remote control, or the buttons on top of your set.
You might also try changing the physical input socket, eg to the RF in, SCART, HDMI etc (you will probably need different cables for this), but if your set is selecting another source you will still get this message.
Also you might try using a different input device to check your TV, although this is unlikely to have any effect because the input devive plays on your second set.

Before fixing this issue turn off the machine completely and make sure from the plug. Ok now take batteries out of milk. You have hit a combination of buttons and your remote this is called a jamremo set and your TV manual probably won't cover it. Although it is a simple fix. Just go out to an electronics store and buy a universal remote and you can simply turn the TV back on with this new remote and click Menu and it works fine.

CONNECT IT AGAIN TO HDMI INPUT AND CHANGE SOURCE ON THE TV SETTINGS INPUT SHOULD BE HDMI1

I'm not familiar with the tv set, however here are some things to try.

It's possible that the tv powers up in stand-by mode, so you'll need to find a way to turn it on completely. See if there are channel +/- buttons on the tv and try them.

If the remote might be necessary, try to see if you have friends/family with a universal remote control, such as a Logitech Harmony, to lend to you for testing. This way you can avoid spending money for nothing on a remote.

Googling on this brand and model gives a lot of negativity though: a lot of problems posting, but no support or even an online manual. Personally I've never heard of Digistar. It might've been a bad investment.

Switch off the TV from remote, then switch off the on/off button on the TV, remove the plug pin from the power outlet. Cool off for 48 hours and then retry. If nothing works, better refer it to a qualified service technician.

What is the signal source for the TV? Make sure that you are on the correct input. Use the Input button on the remote. If you do not have the original remote, you need one that matches that function. (Often a Source or Input button is not available on the low end remotes.) Check that you have the signal set to Antenna or Cable if you are using the coaxial connection and the source is TV. (Menu > Setup > Channel Setup > Signal Type)

If your source is a computer, use the VGA port not the HDMI port. Computers send a different type of video signal than video set top boxes. The L37WD22 can't interpret the PC signal on the HDMI input.

For a set top box on the HDMI port, the unusable signal message indicates a communication issue. Try pressing the Info button on the remote. If you see an additional message of Acquiring Channel, then the set top box isn't responding to the remote. Check that the device is on and set up correctly to communicate with the TV. (For example, if your set top box offers progressive scan, try turning of that feature with the control for the box.)

The L37WD22 was built by TTE for the RCA label. The manual is available on the TTE support page.

The direct link to the User's Manual in English is http://support.ttetech.com/RCATV/Assets/pdfs/L37WD22_16788070_IB_e-07.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Unplug the power cord and plug it rght back in, I had this same problem and was troubleshooting forever.

Hello

by befault your dvd recorder is transmiting signals via component video, so what you need to do is this connect both cable HDMI and Component or just a video cable then go into setup and then select video out via HDMI your video will go off on the screen and then with TV remote slect input source HDMI on TV and it should work fine.

Thankyou