Samsung TV’s one of the most trustable brands in the globe. It comes with various controls and functions.
Moreover, many times various issues come. TV’s can be complicated the most of time.
Ideally, you’d just plug it in and have everything work, but as our devices get more and more impressive, the number of potential problems increases.
How to fix sound problems on a Samsung TV
Check The Volume
- Turn on the TV and try raising the volume. It’s also worth pressing the Mute button, just in case you’ve accidentally hit this at some point.
- Do you see a volume indicator on the screen? If not, it could be that your TV is stuck at zero and your remote’s batteries have died.
Check Your Speaker Settings
- If you’re using the default TV speakers, you can skip this step. If you have a soundbar or external speaker, though, it could be that something’s gone wrong with it.
- First, make sure your speakers are turned on and the volume is turned up.
- check the connection at the back of the TV. Specifically, make sure that the cable in the Audio Out port is nice and tight. You may even want to try taking it out and putting it back in, just to be sure.
- Now press the Menu button on your TV’s remote control. Scroll down to Sound and click on the Select Speaker option. You should see a list of all your connected speakers.
- If you don’t see your external speaker, this means it isn’t connected properly or is turned off.
Disconnect Any Other Devices
- If your TV allows you to pair Bluetooth devices, it’s time to disconnect them. Similarly, if you’ve plugged headphones into it, take them out.
- It’s possible that the audio has actually been playing, but you just couldn’t hear it since you weren’t wearing the headphones or in the room with a Bluetooth speaker.
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