When you have paid top dollar for a Samsung LN52B550 52 Inch 1080p LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color, chances are good that you never want to think about something going wrong with it! However, any piece of machinery, no matter how well built it is and what kind of time and effort went into making it, can malfunction over time and you do need to look into getting it fixed. Also keep in mind, though, that with LCD televisions, like so many other pieces of entertainment equipment, there are some fixes that you can take care of yourself!
The first step when you are dealing with a Samsung LN52B550 52 Inch 1080p LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color, as with any other electronic device, is taking the time to check the physical connections. In many cases, cord or cable might have ended up getting unseated, and though this can lead to a number of rather dramatic problems, the fix is very simple! The second step to take is to perform a complete powercycle of the system. Turn everything off and then turn it back on, starting from the wall. Turn on your television itself before you turn on any peripherals.
There are also a lot of problems that can occur when you are dealing with video. For instance, if you happen to see a resolution notice on your Samsung LN52B550 52 Inch 1080p LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color, there is a good chance that the problem lies with the DDC line and you should call your video provider.
On the other hand if you have a pink screen, flashes and no audio, this is also likely a problem with the DDC line. While the HDMI cables are connected, power up the system. If it doesn't come up right away, look into using other inputs. This may be a problem with the hardware that you are using and if this is the case, the problem can be fixed with a DDC line conditioner. These problems often stop entirely when conditioning is added, so make sure that you give it a try.
Another odd problem that you may run into with your Samsung LN52B550 52 Inch 1080p LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color involves sparkles on your picture. This is purely a video data transmission problem. You may find that the cable is having problems because it is too long; this can be fixed simply by getting a shorter cable or cables that are of a higher quality. Try to stay away from cables that are longer than thirty feet.
Remember that all of these are problems that you can fix yourself. Get out the manual to help you if necessary, and remember that there are plenty of options that you can explore before you need to call a repairman!
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