Samsung TV UHD 50 inch UA50TU8000KXXL continuous reboot issue ( TV Died in 1 year 3 Months)
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2022
- All of a sudden TV is continuously rebooting , purchased in sept 2020 ( TV Died in 1 year 3 Months)
(If you own the same model (50 inch only) get the warranty extended or sell it off and buy a new tv check video comments for how many people have faced the same problem)
Seeing how people are still facing issues, i have reached out Samsung support do check the tweet and add in your story for support.
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Update 1 : Samsung support has raised a repair request to replace the panel .
Update 2: Due to this model being discontinued panel is not available , Samsung provided me a voucher value of 83% purchase value of the tv , Voucher validity 3 Months.
(Samsung Engineer confirmed only 50 inch models of TU8000 series has this issue,Be warned)
Update 3: Used the voucher to purchase Samsung 55" AU9070 on march 31st 2022
Extremely disappointed in how fragile Samsung tv have become they barely last a year.
Hey All, i am shocked to see even after years people have bought this flawed tv and got the same issue , i have reached to Samsung support on twitter on this, do add in your story on the tweet . Lets see if you can get some help.
Same exact problem I am having except I got this TV a year ago and have no warranty. Samsung should offer the option of a discoount to anyone who owns this TV and should have some sort of recall because eventually, all of these models will fail.
Same issue here. RIP Oct. 2020 - Jan 2023. This tv replaced an LG that had a reboot issue. I'm moving on to Sony x80ck from Costco. Includes a 3 year warranty. All the tvs at Costco seem to have a much better warranty.
Same happened to me today - was working fine and then had this issue start happening. TV is just under 2 years old, absolute joke... our last TV lasted us 10 years and was still working when we bought this pile of crap
Try disconnecting the panel lvds cables large flat white ones, see if the tv boots up properly, if it does plug one side back in and see results if it powers up fine you know which side is faulty, then use a bit of sellotape about 1 cm wide and block of the lines on the flat cable start from the top about 6mm in
4th jan 2021, 31st march 2023 so just over 2 years a £500 quid TV. ALL my tech gear is Samsung but from this point on, i'll be using a different TV manufacturer. Way to instill customer loyalty Samsung.
Discover this video years later .. and yeah it is the same old issue as well for my tv.
Selam azerbaycandan yaziram samsung 50TU 8000 acilib kapaniyor ekran bizde tamiri yok diyorlar neden tamir olurmu?
Omg :( I can't believe people are also experiencing the same problem with this TV. Mine is already 2+ years and service will check on it this week. Hopefully it's not that expensive, i barely even use this TV
Thank God I found this video. Our Samsung just did this today. I unplugged it, my wife looked at it up and down to see if it was cracked somewhere. Nothing, just kept restarting.
It’s Display glass shot. You need to replace display panel glass it will cost u 30000 to 45000 depends
I have the UN50TU8000FXZA and only had it for 1 year and 5 months and am having the same issues
Same issue with same model. Had changed screen panel after 1 year + purchasing under warranty. And after 8 month it repeating again, unfortunely the warranty already ended. Samsung very suck.
Same problem
oh my, just after the warranty was over my tv got the same issue, very dissapointing...
Experience this right now. I purchased it in 2021, and now its giving trouble in 2022.
Same here after 1.5 years
Same Tv model and same problem … took me way more time than u but still its sad to see such an expensive tv to go bad… is there any solution or display board i can buy to fix it?
Our samsung qled 50in just did this! Purchased last oct 2020, then i was shocked that it just kept restarting 2 days ago. Samsung engineer said, i need led screen replacement. I was not even using this tv much in the past 2 years! :( booo!
1.5 years and it started doing this, shocking how common this problem is. tried everything from new outlet to taking batteries out of the remote. what's the tape fix?