What does it mean when your tv states standby and you cannot turn it on or off with the remote control?

What does it mean when the red standby light on my TV is flashing? ... If the television switches on, then there may be an issue either with the remote control or the remote sensor on the set. The best way to test this is to take the remote control to a retailer or service centre and test the remote on another product.
https://support-uk.panasonic.eu/app/answers/detail/a_id/3825/~/what-does-it-mean-when-the-red-standby-light-on-my-tv-is-flashing%3F

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Your tv sounds fairly normal to me - there is a difference between a tv being switched off and being on standby. It is usual for a tv to need to be switched on manually and from there the remote would be able to switch it between on and standby.
Sometimes the "power" button of the remote only switches the set to standby and selecting a channel would switch it from standby...

Of it do not switch one from standby state; to power ON state; by pressing the 'Power' button on the remote control; the set has some fault. If it is new, contact the dealer. Electro help

Hello
The three digit Sky remote code for Beco TV are:

514 398 065

Four digit code is:

0125

1* Turn your TV and SkyHD box on and press tv on your remote control.

2* Hold down select and the red button together until the red light on your remote

control blinks twice (this is after about two seconds).

3* Press tv again.

4* Key in your TV's brand code. The light on your remote control blinks twice.

5* Press standby on your remote control.

If your TV switches off, press select.

The light on your remote control should blink twice.

If your TV does not switch off, press tv, then press standby.

Repeat the sequence of pressing tv then standby until the TV switches off,

then press select.

If the light blinks three times, your remote control has checked all the possible

settings for the code you used. Check you have the right code and start again

at step 1.

*6 Turn your TV back on and press the tv guide button on your remote control.

The TV Guide screen appears, meaning the remote control settings have
been reset.

I also have an LG TV. I used this 4 digit code: 0742.

TO PROGRAM THE remote USING THE 4 DIGIT CODE:

1. Turn your TV on.

2. Press tv on your Sky remote control.

3. Hold down select and the red button together for about two seconds, until the red light on the Sky remote control blinks twice.

4. Press tv on your Sky remote control again.

5. Key in the four digit code for your brand of TV. The light on the Sky remote control blinks twice. If the light blinks once only, recheck the code for your brand of TV and start again at Step 1.

6. Press the standby button on your Sky remote control. If your TV switches off, press select. The light on the Sky remote control blinks twice (code stored). If your TV does not switch off, press tv, then press the standby button. Repeat this (press tv, then standby) until your TV turns off, then press select (stores code).

The most common thing is malfunction in your remote control. Try moving the remote control to another closed room, and see if it still does it. If it does... well, I know how to setup a TV to turn itself off after a period of time you set, but how to turn it on? no.

Also something, might be stupid, but I'd tell it anyways, is that someone is fooling you by ór using the remote control, ór having another remote control, and turning it on all the time.

And another thing. By "off", do you mean standby? or actually turned off by pressing the button? Because this is only if it is turned off with the remote control. If it is explicitly turned off by the button, then it might be a malfunction on your tv, meaning you could call the support of the company that makes these tv's, and if it is actually a malfunction, you could get a new tv for free, if your warranty hasn't outdated yet.

That's all I can think of, I hope it helps.

If the TV turn itself off then perform the following steps:

(i) Check if the Sleep timer is activated.

(ii) Check if the Parental Guide prohibits viewing during that time and/or limits amount of viewing time per day.

(iii) Check the batteries on your remote, low battery power may cause random signals from the remote.

(iv) Disconnect all the cables from the TV then reconnect them after a few hours.

(v) Ensure the power cord from the TV is directly connected to a functional wall outlet.

(vi) You may also try resetting the TV to the original factory settings by pressing the Reset button on the remote control supplied with the TV when in Menu.

The following is the information indicated by the blinking patter of the standby/timer lamp on the TV:

2 times : Power does not come on.
Load on power line shorted.

3 times : The TV has entered standby mode.

4 times : Has entered standby state after
horizontal raster.
Vertical deflection pulse is
stopped.
Power line is shorted, or
power supply is stopped.

5 times: No raster is generated.
CRT Cathode current detection
reference pulse output is small.

6 times: No picture

9 times : No sound

Furthermore, the TV is equipped with a self-diagnosis function that you can use to determine whether the issue is related to any hardware malfunctioning. Perform the step given below to run self diagnosis:

Quickly press the remote command button in the following order from the standby state.

Display -------> Channel 5 ---------> Volume -(minus) --------> Power ON.

If the Self Diagnosis display numeral "1" for any parameters then a fault has been detected and service will be required.



wish u good luck!!!!!!!!!!

AKB 66 in self diagnostic test means...TV goes to standby (shut-off) for AKB problem 66 times. AKB is White-Balance signal and it is not proper or maintained in your TV. So error signal produced and TV goes to shut-down state.
Regardnig Standby button, its available on remote only. If you push TV Power switch, TV will switch ON, push it again to OFF TV. Power Button on remote set TV in standby status and you dont need to push power button of TV itself.

I cannot decipher the '66' but essentially all modern sets don't turn off completely, but go to a low-power state.
Otherwise, no remote would ever work; the IR receiver has to stayed powered up if the set must respond to the remote IR transmitter.