If you are having trouble turning your Samsung Smart TV on, it could be an issue with the outlet, cable, remote, or tv itself. The display of the red standby light is important. In normal use, the red standby light is on when the TV is off, and the light is off when the TV is in use.

It is not a problem that the red standby light is on when the TV is off. However, if the TV still does not turn on after you try to do so, there may be an issue with the remote control. First, power on the TV using the power button on the TV instead of the remote.

If the TV does not turn on without the remote, the remote control may be the issue. You can replace the batteries or contact our Chat Support or technical experts on 1300 362 603.

Ensure that your cable and outlet work properly. First, ensure that all the cabling is firmly inserted. Leave the TV unplugged for 30 seconds. Unplug any power boards or surge protectors the TV may have been plugged into, and when plugging it back in, plug it directly into an outlet that you know works properly. If that didn't work, try another outlet.

• If the red standby light comes on, your TV is receiving power and will probably turn on just fine. This means that there is an issue with the original outlet you tried.

Check your surge protectors if you are using them. They may wear out with time and stop providing enough voltage for your TV. You can replace the surge protectors. A flashing light indicates either a problem with the power or with some internal component of your TV.

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