20 Most Recent Vizio VA19LHDTV10T 19 in. LCD TV - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Hi, Please remove all extra devices (ie video game console, dvd platyer) and turn on your tv again. If not working, please attempt to change channels on your remote or remotes. If still not working, please setup the tv like you did when you first bought it. Thank you.

Hi, Please ask Vizio to email you the driver so that your device can regain touch-screen capabilities. This is their phone number: 1 (844) 254-8087. Thank you.

Hi Maria, indicate the model of your Vizio TV See if it has a headphone output, if it has one, connect headphones and check for sound If there is no sound, you may have a problem on the main board Try going to the sound settings and settings and check that the speakers are enabled, if not, activate them, if they are activated, consult a specialized technical service I hope you can solve the problem Greetings Franco Dosil Hola Maria, indica el modelo de tu TV Vizio Fijate si tiene salida de auriculares, si la tiene, conecta unos auriculares y comprueba si hay sonido Si no hay sonido, puedes tener un problema en la placa principal Prueba ir a la configuracion y ajustes de sonido y comprueba que los altavoces esten habilitados, sino lo estan, activalos, si estan activados, consulta un servicio tecnico especializado Espero puedas resolver el problema Saludos Franco Dosil

try unplugging it and removing batteries from remote then replace batteries try reset on back lower left

It would need to be a 3d TV, most sets aren't 3d compatible and none have been made since 2018.

Unfortunately sound like that's going to be the screen itself usually it's not cost effective to replace the screen

Model?

Go to menu, picture and adjust as desired

In most cases this is a bad panel but you could try replacing the main and tcon board before recycleing the set.

A main board would never cause the entire screen to have a blue haze as long as you have video and I assume you do. This is a common issue of backlights being over driven and the temperature K value goes up from a cold white to blue purple color. If you order and replace the backlights it will have the right colors again. You can remove the screen and defuse sheets to get at the LED strips, power the set up without the panel and screens in you will see the lamps are blue colored. Best place to get new strips is shopjimmy.com. Fast shipping and the best customer service

Some VIZIO TVs have a headphone jack built in. You can determine if your television has a built in headphone jack by looking in the user's manual in the specification section which is normally located towards the end of the manual.

Chances are your LED backlights have failed, slimer possibility of LED driver board issues but usually it's the backlights causing it.

When you open a video in kodi there are sound settings by pressing the main button.. u can adjust volume levels

This model TV has what's called local dimming, on most brands LED lights are wired like christmas tree lights, take one bulb out the set is dead but on most Vizeo sets each strip has it's own power sourse, chances are some of the strips are bad and need replacing but if you replace one replace them all

go into set up see if in diagnostic mode

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The back light on the Vizio VW26L HDTV10F may have failed on the TV. In the past year, I've had one monitor and one TV (both over 10 years old) fail with the same black screen with clear audio. The way I confirmed that the problem was the back light involved lighting the screen at an angle (in a dim room). For the monitor, an overhead recessed light let me see a "ghost" image of the open program. For the TV, I used a flashlight held to the side. Then I was again able to see the dim image on the screen. With the TV, I was able to continue using the TV for another few weeks. I had to unplug the set and wait for several minutes. Then, after restoring power, when I turned on the TV using the physical power button, the back lighting would come back on. However, after a few weeks, this method stopped working. (The monitor back light did not respond to a similar removal of power.) The copyright date for the manual is 2007. I believe the best option is to replace the TV. It isn't worth fixing the back light on a small screen that is this old. I wish I had better news for you. Cindy Wells (My old screens both had compact fluorescent back lighting. The replacements use LED back lights. The power usage for the electronics thus is considerably better with the replacements.)

I've seen this issue many times on this series of Vizio sets, you have a bad EEPROM IC on the main board, either change the main or order and solder in a new IC if you have advanced soldering skills, needless to say the chip will be a fraction the cost of the board.

Does it blow the fuse with the LVDS cable removed? It it doesn't replace the tcon board if it has one, if it doesn't it sounds like a panel issue

Bad TV PSU (power supply unit) and seems dangerous to me. arc'ing? sounds. I'd not plug it in to AC wall power until fixed. did water land on TV? why not get a shop to fix it? or buy \the shop manual the manual you don't have may say the main board needs to be reprogrammed to use this size 50" screen, and if not done by the book there is no hope. learn to RTM first, no 2 TVs are the same. some have 1 main logic board that works on 3 screen size models. why not get shop to do that? and not pour cash down a pit. to zero gain, why? what if the PSU was overloaded, even the LED background array can do that if bad. so replacing the boards 10x will not cure that. see??????? next time by LG or Samsung. far far far better long lasting TVs and 10x better service, (consider that)