I tried this yesterday, a day that was raining hard most of the day. It worked to a point but I had to use the hair dryer on warm and had to hold it there more than a couple minutes. After a few minutes I figured mine was too wet or worn that this couldn't fix the situation permanently and gave up for the day and started looking for a replacement button panel for my ViewSonic flatscreen TV. I wasn't having the greatest luck finding a 7 button panel that matched so I gave it a rest. This morning I turned on the TV out of habit and began working in the kitchen and it took a minute or two for me to realize the sound was back on. I grabbed the remote and there it was! I took it up and it stayed there. I took it down and went back and it stayed where I put it! I'm very pleased I won't be buying a part for a TV I now don't have to crack open and fix! Thank you for your excellent video!
Thanks so much for your comments 😊. I am thinking up more videos here so if you don't want to miss any future content, please consider subscribing. All the best!
Thank you for taking the time for your video, I tried this today at no avail, however I reset the tv to factory specifications and that resolve my issue, however I thank you again for taking the time.
Holy hell that worked on my Insignia TV with the same issue that I was about to throw out. No side buttons were working and volume was always going down.... I did about 20 seconds on warm. Will only do more as needed in the future but so far so good!
@@therodriguezfam7545 give the blow dryer a try like in the video. If your TV is like mine in the video it should work. Remember very low heat and a little at a time to allow drying. The solution works well. Remember you fix at your own risk. Let me know how it goes. Thanks
wow thank you so much! I tried this and it worked! I was flabbergasted! At first, I was thinking this is a joke but after trying several times and being persistent right when I was about to give up it worked!!!! I only did the blow dryer thing never opened it up or even would make an attempt to! Thank you so much! Saved $ from having to go get a new T.V.
Thank you. Would've never thought this solution myself. The set I were trying to fix is an old Hisense LED 32 LEDN32A300J which all of a sudden had it's volume automatically going down. Just searching for a Factory reset instructions took me half a day and than when found It didn't help. Already thought to throw the set and get a new one... In Short, found that the Aircon unit that throw air directly at the back of the TV set has wormed the control buttons and probably mangled their position. Sine this specific set allow to remove the buttons unit with one screw, took it out, cleaned with compressed air, and then used hot air blower to pull a little the buttons. TV works for the last 4 hours just fine... Kudos to you.
Thanks for mentioning and helping out the community. That was something in addition to the solution mentioned and on another TV. If I helped you out and you don't want to miss any future content please consider subscribing and giving it a like if not done already. Thanks so much for your comment and have a Happy New Year!
So far, so good! I've tried several other TH-cam suggestions, and they've only worked for a half hour or so, but it's now been working for about 2 hours after trying this, so I'm hopeful!
Hi I am currently having this issue and so glad I came across your video. I never thought of using a hair dryer. I Will try it and see if that works. Thank you so much for the video ☺️👍
I got my channel change fixed I used the hairdryer wow omg thank you. Will I just keep using the hairdryer so its fully fix. My room is a cold room and now it makes sense that it has condensation in the TV buttons. It wasn't my remote. Thank you so much for your help
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I have a 2009 Samsung TV where the volume was at first stuck at 100 then it started going to 0 and going up to 40, then down again, and then was stuck at 0. Will this fix it?
I had the same issues. The volume was all over the place and no buttons worked properly. Some good results to mixed results using this method. You can always give it a try. Remember to disconnect your power and you do this at your own risk. Hope it works out.
@@mrspeace2u907 I have another video out there that took apart the TV and used the hair dryer to remove suspected moisture and dust. When my TV reverted back to acting up again I didn't want to take the TV apart. So I just placed the dryer on the buttons and it worked. Sometimes you just have to try and see if a possible solution works. I think I mentioned this a bit in my video. Thanks for your comments.
I will have to try it Mines about 15yrs old work fine yesterday. I never use the side buttons. I ended up pushing it and no my remote won't even sync to it. I hope the hair dryer will fix it as well
I like your comment as it shows different scenarios. I suggest giving your remote a good cleaning first as it might be dirty and the buttons might be sticking in the depressed position. Also try a very new battery set so that there is adequate power. Other than that try a new remote and test that out. I find that programable remotes are not the best as they loose a few buttons. So try to get the real thing. Also determine if the malfunction is constant or periodic. If periodic your remote might be at the end of life. All the best with your fix.
Hi. Tried with my mum's TV a few months back and it worked. Recently had to try again but it didn't. She wants to keep the set as she needs a scart connection. Just wondered if getting a soundbar overrides the problem. Any ideas?
Depending on the conditions of the house ie. A damp basement as in my case the problem might come back. As for using a sound bar to by pass the TV controls I am thinking it depends on the type of sound bar you get and how it works. Thanks
Thanks for your comments 😊. If that doesn't work you can also try to disconnect the power then open the TV up and permanently disconnect the buttons by unplugging the button wires and later use the remote only. That seems to work too! Remember you fix at your own risk. Thanks for watching 👀 🙂.
I have the same issue and tried the blow dryer thing last night, I think I need to leave it on the buttons longer as it didn't work. I wont give up ill try again as I see many others have fixed theirs, so double or nothing lol
Hi there i have also a Samsung tv but i can't get any sound whatsoever i don't know why i have done a sound reset and a full factory reset and still nothing, can you shed any light on the matter? thanks in advance
Hi Marky not too sure what might be going on with your TV but I had another Samsung TV very similar to the one in the video and the sound would periodically cut out on it too. Basically, I turn it on and no sound. Not like I had sound then it cuts out. Just starts with no sound. What I did in those cases I just turned the TV on and off and the sound came back. However, you mentioned already that you did something like that. Perhaps you can 1. press the mute button on and off in the remote as maybe it is stuck causing the TV to go mute. 2. Plug in external speakers and see if you get sound out of those speakers. I am thinking if this works something is wrong at the button level since it will still output a sound signal to external speakers. Check also that no external speakers are connected and sound directed only to them. 3. Try my solution with the hair dryer on the buttons and see if that fixes anything. Keep trying for awhile and remember to take breaks as not to overheat anything and damage may occur. I find it sometimes takes a few tries. 4. Unplug the TV completely out of the wall and let it rest for awhile or a day at least. I am thinking you need to do some sort of hard reset on the TV not sure if this is the same as you mentioned. This is what I would do. If the solutions don't work perhaps there is something more that would need fixing in the TV? All the best in the repair. Remember you fix at your own risk. Thanks
We have an lg TV. The volume is on high and the only button that works on the side is the on and off button. We also dont have remote. What can I try if this doesn't work,
Thanks for your comment. You can keep trying for a longer time as it may need more time. However please be careful as if it gets too hot you may damage or melt something. Another method if you are comfortable is to open the TV and permanently disconnect the buttons. There is usually a wire connector that attaches the buttons to the main board. You can try disconnecting it at the connector. Thereafter, you can just use your remote control. By disconnecting the buttons permanently, it won't make the TV act funny or interfere with what you wanted to do on the remote. Remember to disconnect all the power before working on the TV. You also do this all at your own risk of any damage or injury etc. I hope this helps. Thanks.
That sounds like a good solution. At least we know something physically wrong with the button and needs replacing or correcting. Thanks for your comments.
Today i was playing mario kart 8 deluxe until my volume went down to 0 by itself, and then i did this trick, and it didn't work :-(, so not sure what it wrong
Thanks for commenting. It does not work sometimes the very first time. You may need to repeat the procedure a few times. Also you have to make sure it is not too hot. Also it depends on the style of buttons. They have to be a typical style where they are open with gaps. I have another TV where the buttons are sealed and seem to be activated by touch or heat from my fingers. Remember you fix at your own risk here. All the best on your fix.
That's sad to hear. It does work for many people. I would keep on trying and pause for awhile, test and try again. Repeat that a few times. Reason you may have more dust or moisture in the buttons and need more time on it. You need to take pauses and test it out as you don't want it to get too hot. If this does not fix the problem, it might be something else. Remember you fix at your own risk. Best of luck on this.
Yes, this is excellent advice for those who want to open up the TV. I already did this and it works well too. I already mentioned this in one of my responses to a comment. It is good to mention as this keeps this solution in the forefront. Thanks!
@@zues121510 There is no tutorial except that you will have to carefully open your TV and disconnect the buttons from the main board. On my TV there was a clip I just disconnected. Remember you do this all at your own risk. The blow dryer method also works so you can give that a try too. All the best with this. Remember to turn off all power to the TV when you do any repairs and this is at your own risk. Thanks
@@pierrejac.t.l.3599 if you disconnect the button cables it should instantly work well using the remote only. If you have further problems then, the problem probably is coming from somewhere else and needs another solution. That needs to be determined as every situation is different.
This worked for me but after a couple of hours, sometimes sooner, the volume goes again. Ive changed batteries in the remote also. I think my 14 year old samsung has finally thrown in the towel 😂
Thanks for mentioning. You can try again with the blow dryer for a longer time or if that doesn't work permanently disconnect the buttons. However that involves taking the TV apart. Remember to aways disconnect the power. You use the remote only going forward. You do all this at your own risk here too.
@@bythebloodofsanguinius2069 Hi there is no video for disconnecting the buttons but I do have another video on how I originally took the TV apart. You can find it in my channel. Sorry I don't have the actual link handy here. As for disconnecting the buttons you can look for a clip of some kind on the wire that comes out of the button components. It should be very easy to disconnect. However you may or may not have to unscrew the buttons to get to the wire. Remember it's all at your own risk here. Thanks
Sounds like your remote needs repair or replacement. Hide the remote away from the TV and replace the batteries. The TV will not respond as the remote is not around. Try and clean the buttons on your remote as the buttons might be stuck due to dirt etc. Mention how this works and thanks very much for your comment as it helps others out.
I have a Samsung older tv ( about ten years). I think it may be a 46"-50". Recently, the volume goes up and down just slightly and it's starting to bug me. Any ideas. I think it may be an internal board that is going bad.
Ummm not too sure what's going on. Give my solution a try and see if there is any improvement. I heard of others in the comments and videos just disconnect the buttons and start using the remote only. The best of luck on your fix.
Ummm that's strange it usually works for longer. Try doing the procedure longer or try my other method in my other video. However you will have to take the TV apart. Remember you fix at your own risk here. Thanks for your comment.
I tried this yesterday, a day that was raining hard most of the day. It worked to a point but I had to use the hair dryer on warm and had to hold it there more than a couple minutes. After a few minutes I figured mine was too wet or worn that this couldn't fix the situation permanently and gave up for the day and started looking for a replacement button panel for my ViewSonic flatscreen TV. I wasn't having the greatest luck finding a 7 button panel that matched so I gave it a rest. This morning I turned on the TV out of habit and began working in the kitchen and it took a minute or two for me to realize the sound was back on. I grabbed the remote and there it was! I took it up and it stayed there. I took it down and went back and it stayed where I put it! I'm very pleased I won't be buying a part for a TV I now don't have to crack open and fix! Thank you for your excellent video!
That was incredible. Thank you, the good side of the world connecting on the web, helping each other.
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Thank you for taking the time for your video, I tried this today at no avail, however I reset the tv to factory specifications and that resolve my issue, however I thank you again for taking the time.
Glad you resolved your issue there! Thanks for mentioning your solutions.
Holy hell that worked on my Insignia TV with the same issue that I was about to throw out. No side buttons were working and volume was always going down.... I did about 20 seconds on warm. Will only do more as needed in the future but so far so good!
Awesome sounds great! Thanks for your comment!
If somethings stupid and it works, it ain't stupid.
Thanks my man! 🤙🤙
Yes sounds crazy stupid way to fix but it works well. All the best and thanks for commenting.
@@IsInteresting help I don't have a remote and my channel and turn up button goes crazy what do I do
@@therodriguezfam7545 give the blow dryer a try like in the video. If your TV is like mine in the video it should work. Remember very low heat and a little at a time to allow drying. The solution works well. Remember you fix at your own risk. Let me know how it goes. Thanks
wow thank you so much! I tried this and it worked! I was flabbergasted! At first, I was thinking this is a joke but after trying several times and being persistent right when I was about to give up it worked!!!! I only did the blow dryer thing never opened it up or even would make an attempt to! Thank you so much! Saved $ from having to go get a new T.V.
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@@IsInteresting subscribed!
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@@IsInteresting thank you!
Thanks alot this was very helpful, my grandma's TV volume is working again. I used the blower next to the volumes and underneath as well.
Glad to hear it is working again!😅
@@IsInteresting it sometimes messes but it's gotten better thanks
Thank you. Would've never thought this solution myself.
The set I were trying to fix is an old Hisense LED 32 LEDN32A300J which all of a sudden
had it's volume automatically going down. Just searching for a Factory reset instructions took me half a day and than when found It didn't help. Already thought to throw the set and get a new one... In Short, found that the Aircon unit that throw air directly at the back of the TV set has wormed the control buttons and probably mangled their position. Sine this specific set allow to remove the buttons unit with one screw, took it out, cleaned with compressed air, and then used hot air blower to pull a little the buttons. TV works for the last 4 hours just fine...
Kudos to you.
Thanks for mentioning and helping out the community. That was something in addition to the solution mentioned and on another TV. If I helped you out and you don't want to miss any future content please consider subscribing and giving it a like if not done already. Thanks so much for your comment and have a Happy New Year!
So far, so good! I've tried several other TH-cam suggestions, and they've only worked for a half hour or so, but it's now been working for about 2 hours after trying this, so I'm hopeful!
Life Saver bro, it worked🎉
Glad you got it fixed!
Hi I am currently having this issue and so glad I came across your video. I never thought of using a hair dryer. I Will try it and see if that works. Thank you so much for the video ☺️👍
Thanks I hope it works out!
Yes it worked perfectly.. Thank you so much 😁👍
@@shadowboy2424 thanks a bunch! You just made my day! Cheers!
I got my channel change fixed I used the hairdryer wow omg thank you. Will I just keep using the hairdryer so its fully fix. My room is a cold room and now it makes sense that it has condensation in the TV buttons. It wasn't my remote. Thank you so much for your help
Thanks, you saved me. Such a easy way to fix. Even useful in 2024🎉🎉
@@hettyhetty2500 Thanks so much for your comment. It makes my day!
I was skeptical that this would work, but it did! TY!
That's great!
Thanks brother thois worked well this deserves a big like 👍
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It worked on my old Samsung TV! Amazing!
Thanks for mentioning 😀! I appreciate it very much!
Thank you for this video! It worked on our family’s Samsung LCD TV!
Thanks for mentioning. Your comment really makes my day!
Thank you, 30 minits with the hairdryer fixed it.
Glad I could help! Thanks for mentioning.
Great video, I'm having that problem, I have such an interest in tv prepare, but always afraid. I'm going to try this.
Please mention how it works for you and remember you fix at your own risk. All the best!
Omg ,You save me a lot of money .Thank you so much
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Thank you so much it worked 🎉🎉🎉
@@RayyanAhmed-x2v so glad it worked! Happy New Year!
Thankyou, worked first time 🙌🏼
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I can’t believe this worked. Thanks.
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Thanks that has fixed my TV!
That's great Julie! All the best!
I have a 2009 Samsung TV where the volume was at first stuck at 100 then it started going to 0 and going up to 40, then down again, and then was stuck at 0. Will this fix it?
I had the same issues. The volume was all over the place and no buttons worked properly. Some good results to mixed results using this method. You can always give it a try. Remember to disconnect your power and you do this at your own risk. Hope it works out.
I mean really, you can find ANYTHING on the internet. Thanks So much!!
Thanks for commenting. Glad to help you find a solution. I aim to find solutions that are easy to do and not very complex.
@@IsInteresting how on earth did you get the solution to this problem?
@@mrspeace2u907 I have another video out there that took apart the TV and used the hair dryer to remove suspected moisture and dust. When my TV reverted back to acting up again I didn't want to take the TV apart. So I just placed the dryer on the buttons and it worked. Sometimes you just have to try and see if a possible solution works. I think I mentioned this a bit in my video. Thanks for your comments.
@@IsInteresting You’re a genius.
I will have to try it Mines about 15yrs old work fine yesterday. I never use the side buttons. I ended up pushing it and no my remote won't even sync to it. I hope the hair dryer will fix it as well
Thanks for your comment. I look forward to a positive update. Remember you fix at your own risk. All the best on your fix.
Please continue to post useful videos like this and i subscribed, will tell my friends also
Thanks 😊 so much for subscribing and sharing this makes my day!
Nice. Actually works. Thanks a lot! Have a nice day.
Thanks very much for your comment. Much appreciated!
Mine is doing that on the remote only as soon as I put batteries in. The TV is fine. What do I do.
I like your comment as it shows different scenarios. I suggest giving your remote a good cleaning first as it might be dirty and the buttons might be sticking in the depressed position. Also try a very new battery set so that there is adequate power. Other than that try a new remote and test that out. I find that programable remotes are not the best as they loose a few buttons. So try to get the real thing. Also determine if the malfunction is constant or periodic. If periodic your remote might be at the end of life. All the best with your fix.
@@IsInteresting ok. I'll try the cleaning
Hi. Tried with my mum's TV a few months back and it worked. Recently had to try again but it didn't. She wants to keep the set as she needs a scart connection. Just wondered if getting a soundbar overrides the problem. Any ideas?
Depending on the conditions of the house ie. A damp basement as in my case the problem might come back. As for using a sound bar to by pass the TV controls I am thinking it depends on the type of sound bar you get and how it works. Thanks
@@IsInteresting thanks for your reply. I thought that might be the case
I'll give it a go , thx. It wud be criminal to throw away an otherwise perfectly good TV.
Thanks for your comments 😊. If that doesn't work you can also try to disconnect the power then open the TV up and permanently disconnect the buttons by unplugging the button wires and later use the remote only. That seems to work too! Remember you fix at your own risk. Thanks for watching 👀 🙂.
Brilliant video worked for me
Thanks so much for mentioning. Cheers!
Thank you I'll try the solution
Might just try my fan lol
I have the same issue and tried the blow dryer thing last night, I think I need to leave it on the buttons longer as it didn't work. I wont give up ill try again as I see many others have fixed theirs, so double or nothing lol
All the best on your fix. You try at your own risk though! Let us know how it turns out. Thanks for your comments.
Hi there i have also a Samsung tv but i can't get any sound whatsoever i don't know why i have done a sound reset and a full factory reset and still nothing, can you shed any light on the matter? thanks in advance
Hi Marky not too sure what might be going on with your TV but I had another Samsung TV very similar to the one in the video and the sound would periodically cut out on it too. Basically, I turn it on and no sound. Not like I had sound then it cuts out. Just starts with no sound. What I did in those cases I just turned the TV on and off and the sound came back. However, you mentioned already that you did something like that. Perhaps you can 1. press the mute button on and off in the remote as maybe it is stuck causing the TV to go mute. 2. Plug in external speakers and see if you get sound out of those speakers. I am thinking if this works something is wrong at the button level since it will still output a sound signal to external speakers. Check also that no external speakers are connected and sound directed only to them. 3. Try my solution with the hair dryer on the buttons and see if that fixes anything. Keep trying for awhile and remember to take breaks as not to overheat anything and damage may occur. I find it sometimes takes a few tries. 4. Unplug the TV completely out of the wall and let it rest for awhile or a day at least. I am thinking you need to do some sort of hard reset on the TV not sure if this is the same as you mentioned. This is what I would do.
If the solutions don't work perhaps there is something more that would need fixing in the TV?
All the best in the repair. Remember you fix at your own risk. Thanks
This worked for me on my old Samsung TV. Thank you for posting this video!
Glad it worked feel free to subscribe thanks!
What about a Sanyo tv, and what if you don’t have a hair dryer
An interesting comment and scenario ummmmm.
Worked!!! Thanks
Thanks very much for your comments. This makes my day!
@@IsInteresting you made my day 😉
We have an lg TV. The volume is on high and the only button that works on the side is the on and off button. We also dont have remote. What can I try if this doesn't work,
I would look for a programable universal remote if this solution does not work. Thanks for your comments.
It'll go back up. just keep stacking the most under valued commodity on earth!!!👍👍
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thanks!!
Thank you
You are very welcome!
I will let you know how it goes.
I tried it but it worked for a minute and then went back down again, what should I do
Thanks for your comment. You can keep trying for a longer time as it may need more time. However please be careful as if it gets too hot you may damage or melt something. Another method if you are comfortable is to open the TV and permanently disconnect the buttons. There is usually a wire connector that attaches the buttons to the main board. You can try disconnecting it at the connector. Thereafter, you can just use your remote control. By disconnecting the buttons permanently, it won't make the TV act funny or interfere with what you wanted to do on the remote. Remember to disconnect all the power before working on the TV. You also do this all at your own risk of any damage or injury etc. I hope this helps. Thanks.
I just replaced the volume down switch with a new One and its good to go.
That sounds like a good solution. At least we know something physically wrong with the button and needs replacing or correcting. Thanks for your comments.
Thanks bro
Any time
Today i was playing mario kart 8 deluxe until my volume went down to 0 by itself, and then i did this trick, and it didn't work :-(, so not sure what it wrong
Thanks for commenting. It does not work sometimes the very first time. You may need to repeat the procedure a few times. Also you have to make sure it is not too hot. Also it depends on the style of buttons. They have to be a typical style where they are open with gaps. I have another TV where the buttons are sealed and seem to be activated by touch or heat from my fingers. Remember you fix at your own risk here. All the best on your fix.
Thanks really it worked for me.
i did it for like 10 minutes and it worked for ten seconds how do i permanently fix it
That's sad to hear. It does work for many people. I would keep on trying and pause for awhile, test and try again. Repeat that a few times. Reason you may have more dust or moisture in the buttons and need more time on it. You need to take pauses and test it out as you don't want it to get too hot. If this does not fix the problem, it might be something else. Remember you fix at your own risk. Best of luck on this.
Disconnect wires connecting the volume buttons to main board inside of tv. Rely on remote only.
Yes, this is excellent advice for those who want to open up the TV. I already did this and it works well too. I already mentioned this in one of my responses to a comment. It is good to mention as this keeps this solution in the forefront. Thanks!
Could you link a tutorial on how to do this please??
@@zues121510 There is no tutorial except that you will have to carefully open your TV and disconnect the buttons from the main board. On my TV there was a clip I just disconnected. Remember you do this all at your own risk. The blow dryer method also works so you can give that a try too. All the best with this. Remember to turn off all power to the TV when you do any repairs and this is at your own risk. Thanks
What if it still happens without cable
@@pierrejac.t.l.3599 if you disconnect the button cables it should instantly work well using the remote only. If you have further problems then, the problem probably is coming from somewhere else and needs another solution. That needs to be determined as every situation is different.
My dog pissed on my TV and iam hopeful this will help fix the volume button
Oh no hope everything turns out OK.
This worked for me but after a couple of hours, sometimes sooner, the volume goes again. Ive changed batteries in the remote also.
I think my 14 year old samsung has finally thrown in the towel 😂
Thanks for mentioning. You can try again with the blow dryer for a longer time or if that doesn't work permanently disconnect the buttons. However that involves taking the TV apart. Remember to aways disconnect the power. You use the remote only going forward. You do all this at your own risk here too.
@@IsInteresting yeah I'll give that a go with the blow dryer again for slightly longer. Do you have a video for disconnecting the volume buttons?
@@bythebloodofsanguinius2069 Hi there is no video for disconnecting the buttons but I do have another video on how I originally took the TV apart. You can find it in my channel. Sorry I don't have the actual link handy here. As for disconnecting the buttons you can look for a clip of some kind on the wire that comes out of the button components. It should be very easy to disconnect. However you may or may not have to unscrew the buttons to get to the wire. Remember it's all at your own risk here. Thanks
@@IsInteresting that's fantastic thank you mate 👍
@@bythebloodofsanguinius2069 all the best on your repair!
My volume goes up by itself when I put the batteries in the remote
Sounds like your remote needs repair or replacement. Hide the remote away from the TV and replace the batteries. The TV will not respond as the remote is not around. Try and clean the buttons on your remote as the buttons might be stuck due to dirt etc. Mention how this works and thanks very much for your comment as it helps others out.
Troubleshooting samsung tv volume says audio out/
Not sure what you mean here. Thanks
What?
My tv volumen is also doing that
@@OjitosChiquititosmaquillaje you can give it a try. Remember it's at your own risk. Hope it goes well.
Thanks for the video, I'm going to go see if the trash guy took it already
All the best on that. Mention if this fix works for you. Thanks for your comments.
I have a Samsung older tv ( about ten years). I think it may be a 46"-50". Recently, the volume goes up and down just slightly and it's starting to bug me. Any ideas. I think it may be an internal board that is going bad.
Ummm not too sure what's going on. Give my solution a try and see if there is any improvement. I heard of others in the comments and videos just disconnect the buttons and start using the remote only. The best of luck on your fix.
Audio out
It worked for about an hour, I have to do it at least 8 times a day 😫
Ummm that's strange it usually works for longer. Try doing the procedure longer or try my other method in my other video. However you will have to take the TV apart. Remember you fix at your own risk here. Thanks for your comment.
Samsung TVs suck!!!
Thank you
Thanks bro
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