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There are three options for resetting the TV. Depending on the issue you are experiencing, you may only need to perform Option A (Power Reset). If this doesn't resolve the issue, perform Option B(Factory Data Reset). If the issue isn't resolved, then perform Option C (Forced Factory Reset).
VIDEO: Reset an Android TV™.
Option A: Perform a Power Reset
- Unplug the TV power cord from the wall outlet and wait one minute.
- Plug the power cord back in.
Option B: Perform a Factory Data Reset
IMPORTANT: Performing a factory data reset will remove all customer settings in the TV including apps, channels, and wireless network settings.
- On the supplied remote control, press the HOME button.
- Select Settings.
- Select Storage & reset.
- Select Factory data reset.
Option C: Perform a Forced Factory Reset
IMPORTANT: Performing a forced factory reset will remove all customer settings in the TV including apps, channels, and wireless network settings.
Notes:
- A forced factory reset can only be done if the TV has been upgraded to the Android 6 OS.
- If you can access the TV menu, perform a factory data reset instead.
- This procedure may require two people.
- Depending on which TV model you have, the location of the buttons will vary.
The number of the buttons on the back of your TV determines which reset steps you need to follow.
- On the back of the TV:
- If the forced factory reset didn't fix the reboot issue, perform the reset again. If it still doesn't fix the issue, contact our Support team for further assistance.
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