20 Most Recent Westinghouse Used Original RMT-16 Remote Control - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Channel 3 or 4.

I just had the same problem with my 50Inch. I tried calling the customer service number and waited three different times. The line just hung up on me as I became the next caller. Absoultely insane. I will never buy a westinghouse again. However, my tv was blinking from black to white to red to green to blue- the entire screen. I tried multiple things. eventually i held the EXIT button on the factory remote. This seemed to exit the safe mode of whatever it was in. I then changed the HDMI plug to the #2 port. Currently it is working normally.

Possibly you have dust build up inside tv on electronics causing overheating of components or a short. Open back of set and look for excessive dust build up and vacuum throughly. My Toshiba had same problem. Fixed it with a good cleaning of internal components. Make sure your set isn't in area where it can't ventilate properly causing overheating.

Your question is confusing. What did Westinghouse tell you when you called?

Your backlights have failed, taking it to a repair shop for service will run between 150 and 200 dollars, you can replace the LED strips yourself but its not an easy job if you haven't did it before, its very easy to damage the panel when taking it apart and putting it back together then the money spent on the strips is wasted and the TV will need to be recycled...Good luck!

Your backlights are out, is it a LED TV?

You have a dead short somewhere. if possible replace power cord on antenna. Check power cable insulation for wear.

unless it is built in you probably cannot ad Google aps. They are for Android OS only.

bad weather -network--connections --provider error --tv failing etc

* Check your warranty and call for service. There are no customer replacement parts in this type of "combo" unit. *** Following is for information only *** * DVD section is usually a "Snap-Assembly" system when built at the factory. Pulling and prying on this type of device will "Snap open" parts. Your best bet is to have the unit replaced. * Yes, it's possible to take the DVD apart and reconnect the disassembled part. But in addition to not knowing how it is originally assembled, there is a strong possibility that it won't go back in the correct way. * There is probable damage to the DVD "reader" and LED "LAZER" device that runs just above the DVD. With the DVD disk spinning at a high rate. It is probable the read head crashed into the disk(s) and caused damage to read head and DVD disk. * Final; If you can still use the TV portion. Check for alternate A/V input. (Yellow, Red, White, RCA jacks) or HDMI input. There are many "Stand alone" DVD players on the market. The last one I bought 10 years ago was $30 at WalMart. I'm sure they are even cheaper models now. You may also want to look into getting another TV set as most cable TV providers have switched to all Digital "High Def" input and don't support the "Channel 3" or Analog TV system. Aloha, ukeboy57 PS; If you do get a new DVD player. Be aware that the DVDs have been upgraded to "Blu-Ray" disks. Your old DVD player may not have been able to play these newer disks. I found the following players on line: https://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-DVD-Player-with-USB-Direct-Recording-DP132/33396346 https://www.amazon.com/Sylvania-Player-Upconvert-Digital-Display/dp/B01GO72M9O/ref=sr_1_7?s=tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1530209541&sr=1-7&keywords=dvd+player&dpID=310oLokaLNL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch