Re: Hisense 50P6
Thanks Diah
Thanks Diah
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Re: Hisense 50P6
you may find the 17 blinks is normal and not an actual fault indication, assuming this is a smart tv.
Under normal operation when power is 1st applied it will prob flash 17 times, then after from stby will prob only flash once or twice.Last edited by notallbad; 03-13-2023, 03:37 AM.Comment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
Possible I suppose, but seems excessive to me if it is a normal thing.
Cannot find any firmware for any Hisense TV on their Australian site, so I have sent an email to their support site asking them to provide me with a download or link to the firmware.Signature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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Still no response from Hisense Australia re some firmware.
I have sent a second request.Signature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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who in urgent need to repair his Hisense ... need to call them... so thier understanding.
Call them and ready yours serial lable as printed on the back of the TV.Comment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
OK...will ring them next business hours.....thanksSignature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
I have been in touch with Hisense via phone.
As advised by Diah, they asked for the serial number, my name, address, model number, email addy eyc.
They say it will take them 2-3 business days, as they send updates of firmware only of an AM.
So I will update everyone in about 5 days I guess, as the weekend is nearly here in Australia.
Thank you.Signature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
Hi,
I have just received the email. with the updated firmware.
Instructions are:
The software provided is the latest version available. It should only be used for updating
HISENSE television units with matching Model and Serial number.
Instructions:
1. When TV is on, unplug Power Cord on the back of TV.
2. Plug in USB stick with Upgrade Firmware into TV USB port
3. Hold the POWER button on remote control and at the same time turn on the
TV by connecting the Power Cord back. Release POWER button on remote
control only when you see ‘Software Updating' on TV.
4. TV will then update automatically, and restart when update complete
Important: Do not interrupt the update; do not use the remote control and
keep the unit ON all the time.
5. Remove the USB memory key.
6. Press Quick Setup button on remote, go to
Settings -> Support- >Restore To Factory
Default. Then follow the installation guide to finish setting up the TV.
My problems...
Ala
3) with no remote, I figure I just use the sets main power button?
6) No remote to press "Quick setup,Settings -> Support- >Restore To Factory Default.
I do have a Harmony 300 remote, so I went to Logitech, entered the Hisense 50P6 info , and it located a code, I downloaded it onto the remote, but it does not have any assignments for buttons....
MENU, QUICK SETUP, FAST ACCESS TO ALL APPLICATIONS, HOME.
The original remote model from Hisense is EN2B27.
I have raised a ticket number with Logitech requesting if any other codes they have for Hisense tv's have these remote functions, and am awaiting their response.
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Re: Hisense 50P6
did you played the firmware..... many android apk are free can handle full rc on all model. just need mobile with IR sender.... they are better than any other universal RC in market.Comment
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Sorry for the long delay.
I got hold of the firmware from Hisense Australia, transferred it to the USB stick and inserted into the USB port of the Hisense
Held down the power button for 60 seconds, then turned on at the PowerPoint, held power on/off for another 60 seconds, however, all that keeps happening is that the screen turns on displaying these lines again
Tried many times, but it just won't boot into the USB update
The diffence now though, is that the power button no longer does the 17 blinks, and now does 4 as it turns on and keeps showing the lines, with the lines slowly shifting to the left of the tv as you look at itSignature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
Missing picturesAttached FilesSignature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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I have tried all those suggestions that you see on google for resetting the tv...eg, hold down power button, disconnect etc....none of them does anything and all I am left with is that the telly turns on, goes to these lines, and responds to nothing other than the power on/off button on the remote.
I am using a Harmony remote, and Logitech sent me an exact file to synch onto it.
The file on the usb stick simply won't boot.
Have I reached the stage where I need to give in?
Thanks
ps...this is what I am doing with update firmware ......I wonder if I am doing it right?
https://i.imgur.com/TIf0fos.jpgLast edited by viewerau; 04-20-2023, 01:20 AM.Signature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
Here is some firmware if it helps someone?
https://hisenseaus-my.sharepoint.com...6%2FJ0423&ga=1Attached FilesSignature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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Re: Hisense 50P6
1- usb formatted as FAT32 MBR mode
2- the first file with format .pkg dont extract it. just copy it on the stick
3- you may need to rename the file upgrade_loader.pkg in case didnt start
4- no need 60 second. as son you press power on RC and keep press plug the tv in wall
5-insert the USB at USB Ver2 ( black socket at the side of the TVComment
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When I right click the file,(my link) it will only allow these options
Preview
Download
Copy to
Details
If I select Copy to...I can't seem to save it
If I download it, it turns into this zip folder
If I extract then, it just comes back with all those folders again.
My apology for not understanding how to simply grab that one file
HELP....Attached FilesSignature:Seemingly hopeless tv fixerComment
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How bout, left click hold, drag and drop, send to should also work.Comment
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