Common TV Faults

What your television symptoms may be telling you

The same symptom can have different causes. Accurate testing is the safest way to avoid unnecessary parts and unsuccessful repairs.

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Fault guide

Common symptoms we diagnose

Use this guide as a starting point, then book a proper assessment for a confirmed diagnosis.

01

No power / dead TV

Diagnosis of power boards, blown components, protection circuits, internal connections and related startup failures.

02

Sound but no picture

Testing of backlights, display power, image-processing circuits and internal signal paths to identify the real cause.

03

Backlight repair

Replacement or repair of failed LED backlight strips that cause a dark, dim, blue-tinted or uneven picture.

04

Flickering screen

Fault-finding for unstable backlights, power delivery, video boards, internal connections and software-related flicker.

05

HDMI and input faults

Repair of non-working ports, intermittent input signals, damaged connectors and source-detection problems.

06

Motherboard repair

Board-level assessment and repair for startup loops, frozen logos, missing functions and processing faults.

07

Power supply repair

Component-level diagnosis of standby problems, clicking, shutdowns, dead sets and unstable operation.

08

Smart TV software problems

Help with freezing, boot loops, failed updates, apps, settings and other operating-system issues.

09

Wi-Fi and connectivity

Troubleshooting for wireless connections, network modules, Bluetooth and streaming interruptions.

10

Remote and sensor faults

Testing and repair of infrared sensors, control boards, stuck buttons and remote response problems.

11

Vertical or horizontal lines

Diagnosis of electronic line faults and internal connection issues, excluding cracked or physically damaged panels.

We do not repair cracked, broken or physically damaged TV screens.We repair electronic faults and non-physical picture problems, including backlight, board and power faults.
Safe first checks

Before calling a technician

  • Test a different wall socket where safe
  • Check the power cable and standby light
  • Try another HDMI source or cable
  • Restart the TV and connected devices
  • Note any clicking, flashing lights or startup logo

Do not open the television. Internal components may retain dangerous electrical charge even when unplugged.

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Tell us what your television is doing and where you are. We’ll help you choose the next practical step.

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