Why won't my TV turn off with the remote?

This is a pretty common problem. It happens to most standalone tv sets and the problem is that the TV is not recognizing the remote properly. The remote is most likely not properly connected to the TV. The problem could also be because the keypad on the remote is not properly aligned. Sometimes the problem could be because the batteries in the remote are dead and need to be replaced.

Why won't my TV turn off with remote switch?

Hard to believe but some remotes don’t actually turn off the TV. We’ve seen it happen plenty of times. The remote seems to work fine but when the remote is returned to the owner, the TV won’t turn off. This isn’t very convenient for you and neither for the owner of the remote. The good news is, there’s a quick fix for this problem. Just press the Home and Power buttons at the same time for a

Why won't my TV turn off with the remote button?

There are a few reasons why your TV won't shut off with the remote. The most common issue is that a button on your remote is stuck. If you press the power button on your remote and nothing happens, you probably have a dead button on your TV. Check the back of your TV and look for a little plastic strip with two small buttons. If you push those buttons, they should make contact with a rubber pad inside your TV, and this should turn the TV off.

Why won't my TV turn off with remotes?

Sometimes remotes and TV's just have a bad connection. You can usually fix this by gently pulling the remote apart and reconnecting it. If that doesn’t work, try a new remote. Some remotes have a sticky button that you can replace. You can also try changing the batteries. If all of these fail, you might need a new TV.

Why won't my TV turn off with remote button?

Sometimes when you press the power button of your TV, the TV does not go off. If you press the buttons repeatedly, the TV restarts and remains in standby. If this does not work, you need to press and hold the power and standby buttons together for about 10 seconds to turn it off. This works on most brands of TVs.