We live in a time of technological mega progress. Smart people came first, smart phones replaced them, and now we have smart TVs. But what to do if your smart TV is not working properly? Take a look.
In short, the time of technical progress cannot be overlooked. The question of whether modern technology is the bane of humanity or a great helper is a topic for an endless essay, and mainly for the discretion of each of you. But what is the difference between a smart TV and a “dumb” TV?
Normal televisions have programs with movies, series, and so on. And the program you want to watch has its specific time. With smart TV, you can choose when, what and how you watch. For example, if you missed an episode of your favorite series, you can replay it on your smart TV.
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Smart TV
You can also install streaming services on your smart TV, which offer you shows and movies that you cannot find in the Czech Republic, for example. A smart TV can also connect to the Internet and various applications. In short, it has a number of advantages. But some people do not know exactly how to take care of such a TV and unknowingly destroy it. If you have a smart TV that isn’t working well, it might be because you’re doing this.
Saving energy also saves money. That’s usually how it is and it makes sense. When you are not using an appliance, you have it turned off but still plugged in, it is still consuming energy. Although less, but every crown counts.
However, this is something you shouldn’t do with a smart TV. When you unplug your smart TV, you unknowingly destroy it. When you disconnect the smart TV, the automatic optimization cycles that the TV performs are interrupted. This can lead to screen damage.
When to turn off the smart TV
If you are at home and use the TV every day, you should not unplug it even overnight. The only situation in which it is useful to turn off the smart TV from the power supply is when, for example, you are going on vacation and will not be home for a long time. This is the only case where you won’t destroy the TV by unplugging it, since you won’t be using it every day. So try leaving the smart TV in the socket overnight and see if your problem with it malfunctioning is solved.
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