If checking the remote for functionality, testing the TV’s power source (outlet), and inspecting the TV’s power cord don’t solve the problem, there are a few more things you can try to resolve the issue. You can always unplug the power cord from the TV and plug it back in to ensure it is fully inserted and secure. Longer runs mean tighter cords that can loosen when rotating the TV or when moving it around. A loose power wire connection happens more often than you might think, especially if you have children or pets that run around the TV or you have a long run to the power strip.
Another thing you can try is to plug the cord into another outlet. A good idea would be to unplug it and then plug it back in to ensure it is secure. See if the cord is correctly plugged into the outlet. Even a slightly loose power cord connection can interrupt the flow of electricity to your TV, and it’s not always apparent that your TV is unplugged from its power source. To ensure that the cord fits well, check its connection to both the power outlet and the TV, making sure both connections are plugged in.Ensure that your TV is fully plugged into a power outlet before trying to turn it on again. If the menu test fails, the TV may indeed be off, and the power source might be an issue.Try pressing both buttons (not simultaneously) to see if the menu pops up. Both the remote and the TV include a Menu button. Sometimes, the TV is on but displays a blank screen. The first thing you’ll want to do is see if pressing the Menu button yields any results.To start, checking the power is the next logical step.
If your TV’s standby light isn’t on, the red light in the corner that’s on even when the TV isn’t, then you most likely have an issue with a lack of power. Troubleshooting a Vizio TV that has the Standby Light Off After pressing the Power button for 15 seconds, reinsert the batteries and try turning the TV on. If there’s still nothing happening, remove the batteries from the remote and press and hold the Power button on your remote for 15 seconds.To see if this is the case, try replacing the batteries and turning the TV on again. One of the most common issues is that the batteries are dying or they’re already dead.
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