3 Year Old TV is flickering - Insignia 4K UHD LED Roku Smart TV
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Literally experiencing the same thing with the same tv
I got the the insignia fire tv
Thanks for doing this video. We too bought an Insignia Roku smart tv from Best Buy 3 years ago and now it is doing the very same things your tv is doing. I just wanted to know if it was fixable or just time to buy a new TV.
my family had 2 insignia/sharp TVs at one point. they really only do last 3 years, the backlights failed on both around the same time. they had bad picture quality too, the pixels bled into each other and made computer use impossible. my current tv is a 37" samsung from 2010. it still works even after a fall during a move! my vizio also from 2010 is still in use at my brother's place. solid brands with great picture quality sometimes at a low price
Unlike the old CRTs TV that after 20 years work perfect, you only need a set-top-box or satellite receiver, the new TVs (not only TVs but other electronics) last 2 or 3 years, maybe 5 years. I had an 32 inch FHD LG SMART TV bought in 2016. The first problem with the LG TV was that last year the colors started to become more pink and purple. I decided to repair it and it only lasted 6 months and the power source broke. I decided to buy a 4K TV but not from LG. Also a Philips TV/Monitor only lasted 3 years and the power source broke. But the SAMSUNG CRT TV from 2004 which was used a lot works excellent even today.
That’s how they get you to buy another one
I paid $2000 at Walmart for 55” Visio because it had a refresh rate 480Hz close to typical plasma TV. The power supply fried itself, after 3 years. The service tech said it must have been struck by lightning. I spent 20 year servicing Air Force radios in the field. I know what happens when a radio with lightning arrestor on the antennas looks like. That service tech was blowing smoke up my ass.
I replaced it with a 55” ROKU/SHARP for $400 and I have had it for over 10 years. I bought another just like it for the bedroom.
Just found this video today as my Insignia that's right at 3 years old just started doing this same thing today. SO frustrating. Even a cheap TV like this should last a minimum of 5-7 years.
I have the 4K Toshiba fire edition 43” a few years with no problems. My dad’s 3D plasma tv is still working great
I have that exact fire TV that I got in 2019 and it just started the TV flickering. Currently trying to find a way to fix it. Sometimes unplugging it will work and then it comes back randomly
@@AlphaNOmegaXmy tv just started turning black
Did you ever figure this out? My insignia tv has the exact same problem. I tried to replace the t-con and the main board and it didn't fix it. Granted the replacement boards were from eBay and not guaranteed, so maybe the replacement boards are bad too.
I've only had mines for 2 years and it started doing this
Same for me. My Insignia is 3-4 years old and is doing the same thing.
Has anyone found a solution to this? My insignia amazon TV is doing the same thing after just a two years and I'm way too poor to buy a new TV this frequently, this one was a christmas gift.
I have a TCL Roku one and it's been around for 4 years now and I was wondering if too much happening on the screen causes it this happened while I was playing PS5 and was worried it was my console, thank you for making a video on it
I have 2 Insignia TV's...one is a 37" that's 10 years old and is going strong...the other is about 6 months old 55" Fire TV platform...has some glitches... hopefully I get more than 3 years out of it. It has a good picture. But I agree TV's aren't made to last anymore it seems
Mines was doing it , i did a default reset now it stop flickering it basically resets the whole computer and software , for the tv
So far this worked for me. Thank you for the advice
Almost twenty years ago I bought an ASUS motherboard. I thought ASUS was a trusted supplier, because all the magazines were talking about them. I bought an high end video card to go with it as well. Six or seven moths later I started having boot problems. I called ASUS and they told that they had been sold counterfeit capacitors, and my motherboard serial number was part of a recall. they sent me another motherboard. After rebuilding my computer with the new motherboard, I still had problems with my video card. ASUS said they not liable for anything, but the motherboard. I never did get that machine to work properly even after replacing the video card.
I think these machines like your TV, that die after a short time, the manufactures are unknowingly buying counterfeit capacitors.
3 years for me why
My insignia is doing that to how do I fix it
I have that same problem right now
it was a t bord. :( almost cheaper to buy a new TV :(
replace the flux capacitor, and done
😂😂😂
Ours just started doing the exact same thing
Same here 😢
Unplug it and leave it unplugged for like a full 24 hours. This happens to me when I binge a show in 4K or play Series X for too long. Don’t think these TVs are made for prolonged use in 4K mode.
If you do get a new one though, go with a Sony. That company doesn’t seem to understand the meaning of planned obsolescence.
And they always conveniently break after the warranty is up
I bought a 50 inche Visio back in 11/2017. Lasted about 18 months. Screen just went red. No warranty.
My old RCA TV 2013 tv it just did not work anymore the tv still works but it stays on the DTV input and is showing colours and I can’t control anything with the remote and the buttons on the tv. So I took a sledgehammer to it. Also it turns on when it’s plugged in and can not turn off unless unplugged
I’m not happy with mine haven’t had mine a year but like you said I have had last insignia last 11 years
Mine literally just stated doing this EXCAT thing! Before it was just the picture going just gray and having to simply restart to fix. Now it's doing this. Has anyone figured out what is causing this and anyway to fix it other than unplugging it, restarting it, resetting it, and unplugging all hdmi cords? Because I've tried all of those options and no luck. Is this a situation where I have to pay out the ass for a new TV? And will my best buy total tech membership cover fixing this?
you can buy a new t Bord and see if that is the problem. But the bored was over $80 and I was not %100 sure. So I decided to get a new TV instead of risking My valuable Time. So I guess Insignia wants you to pay $400 every few years for a new TV.
My Flagship 65 inch Samsung is still going strong since 2011. On for about 12 hours a day.
I am hearing a lot of good things about Samsung! But when I brought my old TV to the Canadian Tire electronics recycling I did see LG and Samsung in the bin!
@@RobbieStrike They are both popular so ya. But when you buy a Samsung pay the extra and buy their flagship series.
Vizio is not a bad tv eather. Using a 2009 Vizio tv that's on 24/7 for our security camera system
my tv is doing this now, and im tryna find a solution to fix it
Did you fix it ? Mines doing the same
2 years old mine blinking on and off every few seconds
I've had my insignia Roku TV for almost 10 years. Non 4K
Hmmm I have a tcl tv that's going on 2 years now and it doesn't do that. I have a friend that has a Vizio tv going on 11 years now and still works good and has a 19" Emerson tv that's going on 8 years now and works great. Have a Roku stick hooked up to it. You might wanna try a non smart tv and get a Roku stick for it. They might last longer
This happened to my tv. I am looking for a way to fix this
It cost me over $300 when I just got a new one :( It is just sad when they make things to brake after 2 years
Panel lcd sort in glass
Just happened to my Insignia Fire TV. Didnt hit the 3 year mark. Definitely wont be buying Insignia again.
Hello, I'm looking for an FTA satellite reciever that doesn't have WiFi, and some cheap ku band satellites and LNbs. Could you possibly help out
The Amiko Mini sounds what your looking for. It does have Ethernet but no wifi! There is a link in the description of this video! th-cam.com/video/HGgwHssszaI/w-d-xo.html AND BECAUSE THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT THIS TV AND NOT FREE SATELLITE TV. WHEN THIS TV WORKED THE AMIKO WORKED WONDERFULLY ON THIS TV!
My 43 TCL is doing the exact same flickering. Stinks cause it’s only about a 2year old tv.
Mine too, did you solve it
@@ismytvivita796 I unplugged it for awhile and plugged it back in and a day later it worked. Really strange to be honest.
Looks like a T-con board going bad
Mine literally just started doing this
Turn your TV off for 24-48hrs straight. Then turn your tv on , it’ll still flickering but leave your tv on for 24-48hrs the flickering will stop. If it continues repeat these steps. It works for me. 💪🏽🤣😬
How long does it take to start back doing it ?
Same problem, same disappointment!
This is a disposable comment, recycled from the Antenna Guy
I had a TV a couple years ago was only about 5 years old it was a 40-in I can't remember the brand name something that starts with an s and not Sony or Samsung that's all I remember and one day I was watching TV and the thing blue smoke out of it so I was like yep that's the end of that
We also have a TV it's just over a year old it's a 55-in TCL TV and we had a bad thunderstorm that even took out a local AM radio channel ever since then the TV has been randomly shutting off I'm waiting for a technician to come out because I did get the extended warranty and only thing is we can't figure out a time that works because he only works Monday to Friday and my fiance works all week and he's only off on the weekends so we're going to have to figure out a time to set up a an appointment
@@trevorwarren452 I'd love to be able to go through a recycling bin for TVs and pull out the same model and try its t board. A lot of the time the power supply goes on them
@@RobbieStrike oh yeah I would definitely like to as well imagine all the TVs you'd be able to restore and sell for a profit or just for fun if you were allowed there is a big TV recycling bin down in our city dump but soon as it passes their gate it's considered their property so if I were to take anything it would be considered stealing I think it's absolutely ridiculous we should be able to take what we please at a recycling bin but nope
Those TVs are trash
Not so Smart ain't it for a TV 🤣😂
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What do you expect its a cheap piece of crap .You are lucky you got 3 years . You might as well have bought an RCA more Garbage . spend some of that big YT money and get a Samsung Or LG