Hi all!
I have a Westinghouse LD4655VX television that turns itself on and off and flips through the menus, inputs and volume randomly and spontaneously.
I originally thought that some rogue signals were causing the TV to flip out, but I have now isolated the cause, just need to know how to fix it.
Cause: the TV has a control panel along the lower right side consisting of buttons for power, volume and menu. Normally you would touch the button with your finger to activate the function… I find now that just putting my hand in the vicinity of the right side of the TV activates the functions and the TV goes bonkers!
If the TV is on a stand in the corner of the room, it works fine for days. When I mount it on a metal wall bracket, it immediately starts flipping through its menu options. I suspect this is because the TV is mounted over the fireplace, even though the fireplace is rarely used. (Gas fireplace may still be emitting some heat…)
I suspect this would be remedied if I could deactivate that control panel. I do not need to use the buttons as I have a universal remote. Ideas on how to deactivate this bugger???
Thanks!
Marcopolo
I have a Westinghouse LD4655VX television that turns itself on and off and flips through the menus, inputs and volume randomly and spontaneously.
I originally thought that some rogue signals were causing the TV to flip out, but I have now isolated the cause, just need to know how to fix it.
Cause: the TV has a control panel along the lower right side consisting of buttons for power, volume and menu. Normally you would touch the button with your finger to activate the function… I find now that just putting my hand in the vicinity of the right side of the TV activates the functions and the TV goes bonkers!
If the TV is on a stand in the corner of the room, it works fine for days. When I mount it on a metal wall bracket, it immediately starts flipping through its menu options. I suspect this is because the TV is mounted over the fireplace, even though the fireplace is rarely used. (Gas fireplace may still be emitting some heat…)
I suspect this would be remedied if I could deactivate that control panel. I do not need to use the buttons as I have a universal remote. Ideas on how to deactivate this bugger???
Thanks!
Marcopolo
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