1 While the TV is On, press and hold the EXIT button on the '''Samsung''' remote control for 12 seconds. The standby light should blink the entire time without interruption.
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2 The '''Factory Reset''' screen displays a warning message. Select OK to '''reset''' the TV.
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* While the TV is On, press and hold the EXIT button on the '''Samsung''' remote control for 12 seconds. The standby light should blink the entire time without interruption.
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* The '''Factory Reset''' screen displays a warning message. Select OK to '''reset''' the TV.
Also try this one:
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Make sure that your TV is '''OFF'''. [br]
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Take your Smart Remote and simultaneously press '''Info''' + '''Menu''' + '''Mute''' + '''Power'''.[br]
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Next, enter the following sequence into your remote: '''Mute''' > '''1''' > '''8''' > '''2''' > '''Power'''. [br]
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Your television will boot up in '''service mode'''. Using your remote, go to '''Options''' > '''Factory Reset'''. [br]
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* Make sure that your TV is '''OFF'''.
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* Take your Smart Remote and simultaneously press '''Info''' + '''Menu''' + '''Mute''' + '''Power'''.
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* Next, enter the following sequence into your remote: '''Mute''' > '''1''' > '''8''' > '''2''' > '''Power'''.
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* Your television will boot up in '''service mode'''. Using your remote, go to '''Options''' > '''Factory Reset'''.
Your television should now turn off and a simple restart should proceed with the setup.
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This maybe difficult in your case since you can’t see the screen. Samsung has had plenty of issue with firmware updates that bricked their TV’s. You do wnat to go ahead and call the Samsung customer service line for your country and see if they can help you out with the firmware.
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This maybe difficult in your case since you can’t see the screen. Samsung has had plenty of issues with firmware updates that bricked their TV’s. You do wnat to go ahead and call the Samsung customer service line for your country and see if they can help you out with the firmware.
@maximus51 under normal circumstances you would
1 While the TV is On, press and hold the EXIT button on the '''Samsung''' remote control for 12 seconds. The standby light should blink the entire time without interruption.
2 The '''Factory Reset''' screen displays a warning message. Select OK to '''reset''' the TV.
Also try this one:
Make sure that your TV is '''OFF'''. [br]
[br]
Take your Smart Remote and simultaneously press '''Info''' + '''Menu''' + '''Mute''' + '''Power'''.[br]
[br]
Next, enter the following sequence into your remote: '''Mute''' > '''1''' > '''8''' > '''2''' > '''Power'''. [br]
[br]
Your television will boot up in '''service mode'''. Using your remote, go to '''Options''' > '''Factory Reset'''. [br]
[br]
Your television should now turn off and a simple restart should proceed with the setup.
This maybe difficult in your case since you can’t see the screen. Samsung has had plenty of issue with firmware updates that bricked their TV’s. You do wnat to go ahead and call the Samsung customer service line for your country and see if they can help you out with the firmware.