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- Let's start with turning off your SHARP LC-55P6000U TV. To do so press the Power button on the remote.
- Afterward, unplug the TV from the power source.
- Now press and hold together the Input button and Vol - button on your TV.
- While holding the buttons plug the TV back into power.
- When the screen turns on you can release the buttons.
- Afterward, press together the Vol - button and the Ch - button on the TV to enter the Service Menu.
- Once in the Service Menu, you can use the Ch +/- buttons on the remote to navigate through it and the Volume -/+ buttons to change the values.
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Does anyone know how to do a full factory reset of the Sharp LC32GD8e?
Earlier this year, our Sharp started to display bright green areas, after calling support it turned out this is a software fault which can occur, for which there is a firmware update. They sent an engineer up and he did a factory reset first by pressing some buttons at the top of the TV while turning it on. This fixed the problem, and he said it shouldn't recur, however to be on the safe side he also updated the firmware.
My parents have the same TV and theirs had been OK until now, and it has now started to exhibit the same behaviour - unfortunately it's out of warranty! Does anyone know what the magic keypress is that allows you to do a full factory reset of the TV? (Not just the reset through the ordinary menu, as that doesn't fix the problem).
I noticed another post saying that you hold down Vol-, Ch- while turning it on, but I've tried that and it doesn't seem to work...
Also, anyone know of a way to get the firmware updated out of warranty? would it cost a lot?
Thanks,
Colin.
Earlier this year, our Sharp started to display bright green areas, after calling support it turned out this is a software fault which can occur, for which there is a firmware update. They sent an engineer up and he did a factory reset first by pressing some buttons at the top of the TV while turning it on. This fixed the problem, and he said it shouldn't recur, however to be on the safe side he also updated the firmware.
My parents have the same TV and theirs had been OK until now, and it has now started to exhibit the same behaviour - unfortunately it's out of warranty! Does anyone know what the magic keypress is that allows you to do a full factory reset of the TV? (Not just the reset through the ordinary menu, as that doesn't fix the problem).
I noticed another post saying that you hold down Vol-, Ch- while turning it on, but I've tried that and it doesn't seem to work...
Also, anyone know of a way to get the firmware updated out of warranty? would it cost a lot?
Thanks,
Colin.