Why does my TV keep freezing up?


Why does my TV keep freezing up?
It’s really irritating when you’re enjoying the latest must-watch TV series and just as it gets really good, the picture freezes. That or it becomes pix-elated or distorted. Whether you have a problem with your cabling or you are suffering from poor signals, there are many different problems that can lead to a broken TV picture.

Don’t start looking for a new model just yet. Below-mention simple fixes will get your TV behaving itself again, so you can carry on watching your favorite shows and TV series. How to fix att uverse bill pay and at&t outage map issues.

1.       Check your connection
The problem may lie with the cables at the back of your TV. If they aren’t properly connected then it can cause problems with the picture. Unplug the cables connecting the TV to your device, wait about 30 seconds and then plug them back in. Make sure that they’re fully inserted into both the TV and your devices, and that they don’t feel loose.

2.       Call the manufacturer
If the picture on your TV is continuous freezing, then take a look at your product manual. That will have detailed solutions that are specific to your model. If you can’t find the answer there, give the manufacturer a call. They’ll be able to give you the guidance to sort out your problem.

3.       How's your signal?
The signal around your local area might be weak, so this might be causing some issues with your picture. If it says you should have a good signal but you’re still having problems, you might require to retune your digital box or TV. Our handy how-to guide below will tell you everything you need to know.

4.       Retune your TV
If there’ve been some bad weather conditions such as heavy rain or strong winds, this may also interfere with your signal. The best fix for this is to give your TV and connected devices a fast reset. Turn them off, wait about 30 seconds and turn them on again.

5.       Equipment & Set-Up
Check the condition of cabling and connections. Damaged or loose aerial plugs can cause problems. Try disconnecting aerial amplifiers or splitters which might sometimes result in equipment getting overloaded or too little signal.

If your TV set is near to other electronic devices (such as refrigerators and boilers), they will cause interference.

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