Samsung TV Service Menu HDMI Calibration Failure [Solved]

If your Samsung TV has calibration failure, then don’t get panicked yet. Your TV is okay. You just have to fix the problem, and we will show you how.

Samsung TV service menu HDMI calibration failure can be solved in two ways. You can factory reset the TV or reinstall a new HDMI cable to solve this issue. Which solution should you go for? You will know all about it in this article.

Samsung TV Service Menu HDMI Calibration Failure [2 Ways To Fix]

Here are 2 ways to fix your HDMI calibration failure:

How To Factory Reset Samsung TV

It is possible that your Samsung TV service menu setting has somehow got changed. Though it is impossible for the Samsung TV service menu setting to alter on its own, it can also be something you didn’t do on purpose.

Maybe your kid pressed a few buttons, or you got some other setting wrong. Thus the service menu setting failed. In this case, finding the faulty setting is tiresome. This is why you have to factory reset the Samsung TV as a whole. Here’s how you can do it,

Step 1: You have to open the setting first. You can do that just by pressing the Settings button on the remote. You will find the General option there. Select it to reach the next step.

Step 2: In the General option, you will notice a Reset option. Once you choose Reset, you will be asked to enter the pin number for the setting. In this case, you have to put the code 0000 ( 4 zeros) here. This is the code for the default setting.

Step 3: Now, it’s time to complete the reset process. Just select the OK or Yes on the box that shows up, and your Samsung TV will return to its factory setting in no time.

This is the simplest way of resetting Samsung TV. However, if this process doesn’t work, you have to take another approach. Here’s what you have to do:

i) Go to Settings

ii). Select the Support in the Settings 

iii) Choose the option titled Self Diagnosis

Here your Samsung TV will automatically reset and return to its default setting on its own. As a result, your service menu setting will return to normal, solving the HDMI calibration issue as well. 

And this is how you can simply get your Samsung TV service menu HDMI calibration to the right setting.

How To Reinstall A New HDMI Cable

If the faulty setting wasn’t the issue then the HDMI cable itself is damaged. In this situation, you have to set up a new HDMI cable in order to fix the faulty calibration problem. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Unplug the damaged HDMI cable from all ports.

Step 2: Select a new HDMI cable for your Samsung TV. Contact Samsung customer support center if you are confused about which cable to choose. 

Step 3: Put the new HDMI cable in one port of the TV and set the other end in the TV device.

Step 4: Once the HDMI cable is set, you have to set up the program on the TV. For this, you have to go to the main menu and then select System. You will find Anynet under this menu. The setting for the HDMI menu is located here. 

Step 5: In the HDMI setting, you are supposed to choose the number or name of the port ( e.g. HDMI 1) you have installed the HDMI cable in.

Once you have set everything up, the cable should work just the way it’s supposed to. However, call a professional if it doesn’t. Overall, there is nothing more to be done to fix the Samsung TV service menu HDMI calibration failure. What I have elaborated here should get your device working again.

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Conclusion:

Your Samsung TV service menu HDMI calibration failure should be fixed by now. The instructions discussed here aims to help you reach perfect HDMI calibration in your Samsung TV.

So, make sure to follow each and every instruction in this article and get your TV fixed within minutes. If you have any questions, let us know in the comment below.

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