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Troubleshooting
There are many external influences and circumstances beyond the control of BenQ which may
be causing problems with your TV. Some of the more common and user fixable problems are
listed below for your assistance.
Please check the following list before calling your nearest BenQ Customer Service Center, and
attempt the following steps to diagnose and fix the problem yourself:
Symptoms Possible Causes
Power does not turn ON.
• Check that the power plug is securely inserted into both the
AC INLET socket on the TV and the wall outlet, and that
the wall outlet is switched on.
• Check that power is available from the wall outlet by trying
another appliance or desk lamp from that same wall outlet.
There is no picture or sound.
• Ensure the TV power is ON (indicated by the green Power
indicator on the front of the TV)
• Try a different input source to check whether the source is
at fault.
• Check for mis-connection of cables or for wrong input
source.
• Make sure the antenna cable is properly connected.
• Change programs to confirm if the symptom is still
present.
There are spots on the screen.
Your TV antenna signal is being affected by interference from
automobiles, trains, high-voltage transmission lines, neon
signs or another sources of interference. Try redirecting or
relocating your antenna to reduce the affects of the
interference. If the antenna is exterior, have a suitable
qualified and experienced antenna specialist adjust the
antenna.
Degraded colours or hue.
• Check whether all the picture adjustments have been
properly performed.
• Press Preset/yellow button on the remote control to
select a different picture mode.
Improper screen position or
size.
Try selecting a different aspect ratio by pressing Aspect/
teletext size
/ on the remote control.
The image appears distorted.
Ensure the TV's aspect ratio is correctly set to suit the image
source.
The image appears too bright,
and there is a loss of definition
in the brightest areas of the
image.
• Reduce the contrast setting.
• The DVD player output level is too high. Reduce the
output level and try again.
• The video signal has not been terminated properly
somewhere in the external equipment. Check the
connection and try again.
The image appears too 'washed
out', or the darkest areas of the
image appear too bright.
• Reduce the brightness level till the black areas of the picture
appear as black.
• The DVD player brightness level is too high. Reduce the
brightness level and try again.
"Out of range" appears.
The PC VGA input signal resolution is set too high. 1360 x
768 @ 60Hz is the highest acceptable PC timing.