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then follow other methods I mentioned!

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either replace the TV's wifi module or replace the router near your TV. That's what you can do now....

I really don't know why LG does not tell people how to fix this. They know what is going on. Just search on YT wifi not connecting LG TV. Many videos explaining what is going on. Basically its the WIFI ribbon cable all twisted and bent up going into the wifi module. Fix is to remove all screws in back (unplug first) Open up back and the middle module on bottom is the wifi. You will see how they taped, bent, twisted cable before connecting to the module. Undue the tape if there is any and carefully flatten out the ribbon making it smooth taking out the crimps and twists in cable. Then put back on back cover connect. I just fixed TWO TV's the same way. One manufactured in 2017 the other in 2018. Both have always had network issues. Now both work flawlessly. Like I said there are many YT videos showing how to fix this. The fix is really easy and takes about 15=30 minutes. All you need is a magnetic Phillips screw driver because some of the screws are recessed further down. There are thousands of owners that have claimed this is the final answer. And it clearly is. It saddens me LG giving all the lame work arounds that will NOT WORK. In short, this is a design defect. A process during assembly that knackers the WIFI connection. For whatever reason LG does not want to take ownership for that. Because to fix it means you literally have to open up the back. It's probably something they are not allowed to advise. So they just send owners on a wild goose chase. All these fixes won't straighten out a bent/twisted cable. You better believe it lol. You don't need to replace the wifi module just smooth out the cable assembly.

What makes you think the video is fake? I discussed everything that works in 95% of cases, and you just happen to be in the 5% of bad luck!

Not the TV, I think it's the Wireless module!

Check the batteries: Replace them with new ones if they're low or dead. Ensure correct polarity (+/-). Try resetting the remote: Remove the batteries, press all the buttons a few times, then reinsert the batteries. If nohing works, replace it....

The blinking red light on your LG soundbar's wireless subwoofer typically indicates a connection issue or a problem with the subwoofer itself. First of all, try manual pairing. To do this, turn off the soundbar, hold the pairing button on the back of the subwoofer until it starts flashing green, then turn the soundbar back on. If pairing is successful, the light on the back of the subwoofer will turn solid green. If this doesn't work, check the 'Auto Power On' feature and make sure it's turned on. If it still doesn't work, factory reset your soundbar.

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The most likely cause is the power supply, but it could also be the main board.

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Try this basic thing first: 1) Unplug your TV from the power outlet. 2) Press and hold the physical power button on the TV itself for 30 seconds to drain residual power. 3) Leave the TV unplugged for at least 5 minutes. 4) After that, Plug the TV back in and power it on. Please, let me know what happens....

@@home_spoiler I cannot get it back to tv or the AV. I hear sound and the screen just flashes and goes back to the blank screen. I just brought the 6 plug board but it made no difference. I’m still stuck and I did what you told me but to no avail

Two blinks mainly caused by faulty LED backlight or T-con Board. If your TV blinks red twice, then it's probebly either due to faulty backlight strip or T-con board

Because the black screen issue is primarily caused by the faulty signal source (PC or computer), a malfunctioning port connection, or cable. If you think your PC or whatever you are using the monitor for is okay, then the monitor itself is faulty. In that case, you have to figure out what the actual problem is!

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A non-working processor (CPU) fan results in rapid overheating of the CPU. Modern CPUs have safeguards to shut the system down when temperatures reach unsafe levels. But the message you are getting now is because the monitor isn't receiving any signal from the PC. So first, disconnect Power and then Open your PC's case. Now check the following: 1) Is the CPU fan completely stationary when you try to power on the PC? 2) Are there loose cables or connections near the CPU fan, CPU power connectors, or motherboard? 3) Any signs of dust build-up inside the case, especially around the fan? So first off all, make sure the CPU fan is working (replace it if it's not working), then clean the RAM and it's slot, reset the prossessor and the BIOS (as I showed in the video) If nothing works, you have to figure out yourself what the actual issue is. may be send it to a repair man...