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Commonly Reported Vizio TV Problems

vizio_logo_ratings_box_logoTechnology has no doubt come a long way over the years and continues to advance rapidly. Of course, it is far from perfect and there are a number of things that can go wrong with any given household appliance or gadget. There are some very impressive televisions on the market these days. Vizio, for example, offers an array of LCD, LED, and plasma models in all sizes. Any of these common Vizio TV problems may arise at any time throughout the life of the set.

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Perhaps the most common complaint regarding Vizio TVs is the appearance of a blank black screen even when the set is switched on and the indicator light is glowing. The screen may still light up in some instances, but in either case the screen remains blank. This issue is usually corrected by replacing the power board, but there are several other things that could be the culprit, like the backlight converter, the T-con board, or even just a faulty screen itself. If a repair shop does not have all of the LCD TV parts that could possibly be causing the problem readily available, they may need to order them all in order to single out the guilty part, which can get rather pricey.

Faulty remotes are another common issue. This is one of the much easier and inexpensive Vizio TV problems to fix. Usually this is due to a bad IR sensor or a loose wire and the parts can generally be found online for less than 20 bucks. If the cause is unknown, just replacing the remote altogether is also fairly easy and of course less expensive than dealing with a problem with the TV itself.

Commonly reported Vizio TV problems also include sound-related issues. This may be a matter of faulty speakers or disconnected wires, which are both easily remedied. If it is an issue with the main unit, then it will be a little more difficult and expensive to fix.

There are many shops offering LCD TV repair services. Purchasing an extended warranty is usually advised to cover the cost of potential expensive repairs and replacements but you will need to rely on your judgment on whether the price of the extended warranty will truly be worth it (most of them are quite pricey).

Sources:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/home_electronics/vizio.html
http://www.amazon.com/forum/vizio/Tx1D1GJG19EOP3Q

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  1. Steve says

    November 10, 2014 at 3:54 am

    ‘Size wide screen’ just popped up on my Vizio 42″ LCD. Tried remote options but can’t get rid of it. Any suggestions?

    Reply
  2. Barbara Smith says

    November 6, 2014 at 10:37 pm

    My 48 in screen Vizio lasted 11/2 yr pd over 800.00.Stopped completely no power what so ever.Called company there reply I should have bought the extended warranty.I do not recommend buying one .model #M3D460SR / TlTMAKSAM3152325

    Reply
  3. Jeff says

    October 16, 2014 at 4:17 pm

    My Vizio Model: E480i-B2 turns itself ON after power failures. The TV is one month old. I have logged 3 tickets with Vizio in which they say, RESET the TV, and then they promptly close the ticket with a status of resolved. Resetting the TV does nothing to fix it.

    Has anyone else had this problem and figured out how to fix it. I am having to unplug the TV at night and when I go to work.

    Reply
    • Claude says

      October 18, 2014 at 5:43 pm

      For anybody and everybody with a little electronics knowledge or willing to learn: unplug TV, carefully remove back cover, look for swollen or popped capacitors; if you see one you might as well replace them all. My Element Tv’s I think was only 7 or 8, my Polaroid took 15. Replacement capacitor kits can be had on ebay for your particular brand & model. They (tv mfg’s)have been using substandard capacitors for years.
      No I am not in the business of buying, selling or repairing. I simply work on my own stuff. Amazing what you can learn on the internet.

      Reply
      • tiffany says

        April 29, 2015 at 10:28 pm

        My screen is white i can see the vizio symbol but its like a washed out white can u help me

        Reply
  4. R.W. Little says

    October 11, 2014 at 9:52 pm

    I’m not getting what I paid for. The screen has narrowed the picture, by this I mean
    there is a four inch black line on each side thus making the picture a thirty two inch
    insteed of a forty plus . Can anyone explain this?

    Reply
  5. gillian says

    September 25, 2014 at 11:16 pm

    My 42″ T.V will not switch on either by the power switch or the remote . The VIZIO sign is in yellow so there is power to the T.V . Contacted Vizio and was told they could give me an offer on a new one … Cant somebody tell me how to fix this PLEASE

    Reply
    • Claude says

      October 18, 2014 at 5:35 pm

      Most likely capacitor repair kit (ebay) and repair yourself if you know how to desolder & solder, if not find somebody that can do it for you.

      Reply
      • laura says

        March 28, 2015 at 5:55 pm

        We have a Visio 55 inch TV purchased a year ago. Just out of warranty it starts turning off and back on. This happens after its been on for 20-30 minutes. Best Buy says we should have purchased an extended warranty – no help there. Called Visio support and no help – they can tells us where to take it for repair. I think that taking it to E-waste is a better option. Has anyone had this problem? Could it be a power board?

        Reply
        • Kathy says

          April 15, 2015 at 5:27 am

          Our 50″ Vizio smart TV just over a year old that started going on and off randomly, as time goes on it is more often, off for a few seconds to a few minutes and then comes back on. For a while it was the HDMI input that was cutting out and back on. Cable co said to change the old style AV connections, which did stop that problem, but now it just goes off and on. Sounds like this is a common problem. We’ve been blaming it on cable co…after reading this I think it may be the TV itself. Lesson learned.

          Reply
  6. Jay says

    September 22, 2014 at 2:14 pm

    Whenever I turn my 32″ Vizio flat screen on it has no sound and the mute function is not on. I have to turn the mute on and then off to get sound. I have tried reprogramming the sound under the menu function and it doesn’t help. I think that kids playing with the buttons on the control has caused this but not sure. Is there a series of commands with the control that can remedy this?

    Reply
  7. Ann says

    September 18, 2014 at 1:19 am

    I purchased a 47 inch vizio led tv. Right now I am waiting to see picture on screen. I have waited a total of 2 hours and the screen is completely black. I only hear sound. Makes me want to throw something at the screen!!!

    Reply
  8. Wayne Jones says

    September 17, 2014 at 1:50 am

    My Vizio E series 39’s coaxil input broke off up in the tv!

    Reply
  9. cozene says

    August 25, 2014 at 2:08 am

    purchased a 70 inch 2-14 have ablack spot on the bottom going to the top about 8 inches what the f*%$ is that all about

    Reply
  10. Donna says

    August 24, 2014 at 6:51 pm

    I have a 42 ” VIZIO and it has a lot of red patches on it.

    Reply
  11. vasile says

    August 24, 2014 at 6:26 pm

    We just purchased one VIZIO 55 inch LED from Sam’s and out of box the flickering and dark patch on the screen were there. We are returning the item back the the warehouse today hopefully we can get an other one and test it in the store. Otherwise I will go for a Samsung hopefully better made

    Reply
    • Don says

      November 12, 2014 at 9:58 pm

      I have 4 Vizio tvs and just now had a problem with my 37 in working then just half a black screen it is a smart tv any help would be appreciated .

      Reply
  12. Sam says

    August 10, 2014 at 10:14 pm

    VIZIO TVs, especially their Smart TVs with Yahoo! platform, are JUNK! I’m not going to write an incredibly long discussion about why because a simple google search will reveal more than enough that has been said about the quality of TVs VIZIO produces. Most likely every bad comment you read is true because these are problems I have had with my VIZIO, which I thought was my bad luck. These problems are constantly recurring amongst hundreds of consumers and VIZIO does not have any care or response worth reading about their junk TVs. BASICALLY, I WILL NEVER PURCHASE ANOTHER VIZIO TV NOR PRODUCT EVER AGAIN! I advise purchasing an LG, Samsung, or Sony TV. It’s better to spend the extra money than having to deal with the slew of hardware and software problems that come with VIZIO TVs.

    Reply
    • Claude says

      October 18, 2014 at 5:33 pm

      1 year old Vizio 47″ lost external sound, basically 35 mins remaining on warranty; was able to talk to Vizio tech with 10 mins to go. Had me do a power reset and things worked fine for 1 week then gone again. unable to fix with power reset, emailed Vizio their reply was to do a audio factory default which I did. Did not work. Vizio running on internal speaker only. Have Samsung 50″, just today did the exact same thing, am also now running on internal speaker only; rear panel looks almost identical to Vizio so maybe best to not recommend Samsung. Tv mfgs have been using substandard capacitors for years now that causes picture problems and appears that they have no intentions of changing as most people will go out and buy a new TV. They are not held to the same standards as car manufacturers. As for me in the last 8 months I have bought capacitor (quality) repair kits, roughly $14.00, for 3 different TV’s and repaired them.

      Reply
      • Don says

        November 12, 2014 at 9:59 pm

        How do you do a power reset?

        Reply
  13. Daryl says

    August 10, 2014 at 6:21 pm

    Cannot connect to netflix, what’s up?

    Reply
  14. 51ngular says

    August 4, 2014 at 7:21 pm

    Have only had this 60-inch E-series for 6 months, maybe 3 months ago it started randomly opening the menu, open and close, open and close… Now it’s constant , every two seconds. No other IR interference. WTF?

    Reply
  15. Kirby says

    August 1, 2014 at 3:32 pm

    I have a 42 inch 3-D Vizio that when I first turn the TV on all I get is an inch of picture on the top of the screen the rest of the screen is black after warms up for 10 minutes the whole picture comes in what is the problem

    Reply
  16. Kes says

    July 16, 2014 at 3:13 pm

    i pressed the power button repeatedly untill the screen turned on… then proceeded to fix the door i broke in anger

    Reply
    • HunnyCayx422 says

      August 28, 2016 at 6:36 am

      Lmao! I’m glad I’m not the only one…

      Reply
  17. Kes says

    July 16, 2014 at 3:02 pm

    i got a vizio (39”) about two months ago. everytime i close my door the tv flickers. i know i dont have a faulty outlet because the old tv works fine. and now whenever i turn the tv off it stays black when i turn it on. i dont have the money to fix it, nor do i have a warranty.

    What works for me: unplug the tv, plug it in and when the power light turns off press power and it should work.

    its starting to work less and less and i just need a simple diy fix

    Reply
  18. jess flores says

    July 7, 2014 at 9:31 pm

    Our Vizio 60″ TV was bought last DEC. 2013. 1 YEAR WARRANTY . We called due to capacitors popping about 3 months after we bought it. We heard it do the same thing 2 other times, the last time I called to report it, they had me reboot it.. Our contract would be up in 5 more months, so instead of the hassel, we decided to get the extended warranty for 119.00 dollars just to be on the safe side, cause you never know if the Vizio Co would honor the t.v. After the 1 year warranty.

    Reply
  19. Ms M says

    June 2, 2014 at 8:00 pm

    Vizio GV42L HDTV was given to me by my daughter. The screen goes to blue and It is asking for a password. My daughter says there shouldn’t be a password on it. How can I reset it…also told to get a firmware update, how do I do this

    Reply
  20. Bill says

    June 2, 2014 at 5:44 pm

    37″, why can I only get channles3 thru 17, and then #70. We have cable but its not hooked up to the box, just the cable comming in. Other, older TV”s get all the way up to the 60″s hooked up this way. ??????

    Reply
  21. Carol says

    May 20, 2014 at 6:02 pm

    Our Vizio TV has stopped working???Black Screen!!!!! We probably haven’t had it on in all over 25 to 30 hours…Heard a lot of complaints about Vizio after this happened to ours… Will never buy Vizio again..

    Reply
  22. Jerry F. says

    March 31, 2014 at 2:55 pm

    Sounds like we are all in the same bucket. My problem is I can shut it off and walk away. It starts back up by itself. Is this or could this be a fire hazard?

    Reply
  23. Tom says

    March 23, 2014 at 8:39 pm

    I have a 32″ Visio TV. The sound has stopped working on it when I turn it on. The tv is only a year and half old. Any fixes to this?

    Reply
  24. Gene Conley says

    March 17, 2014 at 10:07 pm

    I have two Vizio tv’s one located in seperate rooms and every time I turn on one they both come on and if one is off and I turn the other off the other will come on. What can I do to help with this.
    Gene

    Reply
    • angel says

      September 13, 2014 at 6:51 am

      might have answer to that problem i read on vizio site that remotes have builtin wifi signal , same as using wifi on tv so remote doesnt have to be pointed directly at tv just around area to get signal , i have mine in my bedroom, hooked up to wireless wifi i went into my kitchen, other side of house,) passed my personal bathroom,another bedroom ,frontroo,.dinningroom then kitchen, then used remote to test to see if it would change channel or turn tv off it did, i was able to control tv from 5 rooms away, i only had one of there tvs so with you having two that might be why you can control both tvs at once your remote has the built in ability same as wifi signal, just be careful what you watch if little kids in home. i had friend who has two of these try this she was able to do as i just explained, we tried to see if both tvs could be contoled by same remote , first in kids room we turned on cartoons, then in her bedroom turn on different channel, both tvs would turn on and off but not change channel to show on same channel, then i thought what about if we take kids remote out of there room maybe remotes fighting eachothers signal for channel but not power, we removed kids remote , out of room, channels still not same so we took batteries out, we went in her room turned on different channel to see if it would change to be seen on both tvs and it did, kids tv turned from cartoons to her channel so she has to either get different brand of tv for one room or remove kids remoted battoes if her and her husband watch adult channel, or kids will see something they shouldnt, actually kind of fun ina way, during married fights or if wanting other activities, me and my husbands kids are all grown and moved out so i didnt tell him about this at first, got big one for frontrrom, when im mad at him , and hes watch football i can be in anywoom and turn the channel, or one night i was feeling frisky and turned his tv to naughty channel then back to his orginal channel back and forth until he FINALLY got the message,now we use this as a game to let hte other know, or use it to piss the other off, but i bet thats whats happening to yours. power can respond to either remote,channel to nearest,

      Reply
  25. harvey says

    March 13, 2014 at 5:58 pm

    tv is garbage 47 in sound gets very loud then set turns off then turns back on n is ok for awhile also once in awhile sound goes off n u have to change channel back n forth to get sound back

    Reply
    • Sefo8 says

      August 4, 2014 at 2:52 am

      Surprise, surprise , surprise. Wait until the picture turns upside down there is no sound, the wording on the screen is backwards and the TV jumps from English to French. What a Nightmare.

      Reply
  26. Kit Howard says

    March 8, 2014 at 1:59 am

    We purchased a 42 or 46 inch Vizio for our Living room. a couple months later, we bought 3 of the 32 or 36 inch ones for our bedrooms. Our daughter recently moved out, tv was in original box during the move. All of a sudden, when she would turn tv on, she would get a white screen and tv turned itself off. Has anyone had problems with tv turning off immediately and a white screen? Thank you for your help!

    Reply
  27. Leslie H says

    January 30, 2014 at 4:43 am

    Only half of the screen works!! Other half is stripes! Sometimes after it warms up for 30 minutes to an hour it MIGHT straighten up!

    Reply
    • amyk says

      December 7, 2014 at 8:39 am

      Leslie H,
      Mine is doing the same thing. Just took it out of the box 15 mins ago. Did you find a solution?!

      Reply
  28. Tim McKee says

    January 7, 2014 at 3:18 pm

    55 INCH VIZIO LED TV COMES FOR ABOUT 5 SECONDS THEN TURNS OFF

    I had the same issue last night. Unplugged power plug on everything and let sit for a hour and replaced remote batteries. Turned back on and everything is fine.

    Reply
  29. HAWKEYE says

    December 21, 2013 at 8:30 pm

    55 INCH VIZIO LED TV COMES FOR ABOUT 5 SECONDS THEN TURNS OFF

    Reply
    • Larry Utterback says

      November 29, 2014 at 10:07 am

      65 Inch VIZIO Smart LED comes for 5 seconds shuts off ????

      Reply
  30. Robert says

    December 6, 2013 at 12:44 pm

    Just bought a 50 inch smart TV. My problem is the sound goes up ( really loud) then goes so low you can not hear it. Anyone else have this problem. Just bought it on Wednesday and had the problem right out of the box.

    Reply
    • Gerard says

      May 14, 2014 at 1:01 pm

      I just bought a 42″ Visio and I set the volume then the TV goes low then back to the setting. Then keeps doing this periodically. I tried all the sound options but it does it on all of the options.

      Reply
    • Ambrose ODonnell says

      September 24, 2014 at 11:25 pm

      I bought a 55 inch LED TV (6 months ago) and I will go and change the volume to only have the volume take off and get the loudest it can go…..only way to stop it is turn the TV off and turn it back on. Any replys to that problem?? Thanks.

      Reply
      • Sara says

        October 28, 2014 at 11:47 pm

        We had the same thing happen with our 4 year old 47″ LED – just called Vizio and they said the IR sensor is bad. Not sure how expensive that is to replace – I think my husband will take it apart to see if he can fix it – probably not worth the price to have a repairman come out and fix it. Did you ever get yours fixed? If so, how much was it to fix it?

        Reply
  31. Craig says

    November 28, 2013 at 11:01 pm

    I have a 42″ LED Smart Visio and the screen will occasionally go black for a few seconds while in use. The audio remains on while losing the picture. Anyone having this same issue? The tv is less than a year old.

    Reply
    • David Runyon says

      February 28, 2014 at 10:01 pm

      I’ve had this happen to two sets now, screen goes black with sound. The first one I bought was end of June 2012 and it was a 47 inch 3D set. Two months later I bought another 47 inch set and right away did the black screen. After several months of bartering with Customer Service they did replace, took three weeks to have truck deliver and pick up the one I had. The new set has worked well except for losing one HDMI outlet. Several months after non 3D set went bad the 3D set did the same thing. Reported to Customer Service and they blamed it on the HD boxes from Brighthouse. I have had them replaced three times and is not the boxes. My wife and I have had some major health issues and is now beyond warranty. Most fixes I have seen say the circuit board needs replaced. I am 72 and my wife 67 and do not have money to replace set now. The person who said they purchased two sets and no problems for two years is very fortunate, because I see many bad reports on Vizio. Should have checked when purchasing and on set says made in China. Need I say more.

      Reply
      • Mary Lou Calamita says

        September 19, 2014 at 12:11 pm

        Are you kidding me. The most common problem is that the screen goes blank and doesn’t come back on until you spend a ton of money to get a board or other parts replaced. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! On the market is a TV with known issues to the extent that it won’t last more than a few months without problems and IT’S ON THE MARKET ANYWAY. Ours is 6 months new and we have been fighting this blank screen issue for months. We cannot afford, can’t imagine who can afford to get this thing fixed. Now we have to go out and buy another TV for our Autistic, Mentally Challenged Son’s room. Is there no accountability for this. Is there a TV Lemon Law. This is crazy.

        Reply
    • Scott says

      August 28, 2014 at 1:29 pm

      I have a 50″ LED that has this issue also. Video blinks on and off, but the sound is fine. The back light is working. I am 2 months out of warranty, so Visio will not help. Should I replace the mainboard or the T CON board?

      Reply
      • Matt says

        November 13, 2014 at 2:18 am

        I have the E500i-A1 (Vizio LED 50″). This weekend the screen went out, but you could still hear the sound. The screen will flicker on and off like someone is rapidly playing with the brightness adjustment. I did whatever research I could (limited on this subject on the internet for some reason) and I found that there are 3 Main Boards when you open up the back of a Vizio LED T.V. the one on the left is the LED Backlight board (I bought and replaced that one, no dice). The one at the bottom behind the aliminum shielding is the TCON board (basically controls the signal to the panel/screen), the last huge card in the middle is the power board, which you can easily tell because the power cable for the T.V. plugs directly into it. The power card is most likely the culprit at this point. There is a common flicker issue with flat panel t.v’s that is caused by a resistor or jumper on power cards. It goes bad, shorts out the signal and causes the flicker. You can look up videos on youtube to cut the jumper or buy a new card. Cheapest I have found for my t.v. is about $40. If you are looking for t.v. parts this is the cheapest I have found and they seem to carry all brands.
        https://www.encompassparts.com
        hopefully that helps someone out there!

        Matt

        Reply
        • Brian Mann says

          June 30, 2018 at 12:46 am

          EBay is a great source for new boards. These are from cracked screen new tv’s. Found ours at side of road $11 for T-con board. $10 for new remote. 50 inch for $21.

          Reply
  32. Russell Reinhart says

    November 26, 2013 at 1:13 am

    tv comes on goes off in 5 sec

    Reply
    • Georgia Peach says

      June 8, 2014 at 7:35 pm

      Mine does the same thing: comes on for 5 seconds and then black screen! This was a gift that I wish I could return.

      Reply
  33. Virgil Johnson says

    November 19, 2013 at 5:57 pm

    My screen sometimes goes completely blank dark while watching my Vizio flat screen, but other than that I’m satisfied with my TV.

    Reply
  34. Bryne Grammer says

    November 7, 2013 at 12:17 am

    Tv has a black strip in the middle of screem when it is on

    Reply
    • pete young says

      August 12, 2014 at 10:23 pm

      tv dark spot toward middle of screen all the time

      Reply
  35. kim says

    February 6, 2013 at 9:01 pm

    my screen flickers and can hear it flicker thru speakers too, what does that mean? please help

    Reply
    • J says

      January 28, 2014 at 11:39 pm

      I read about the flickering tv …easy & inexpensive fix..tells where to get the parts ..cost and how to do it…type in…tom’sHardware…..for Vizio.

      Reply
    • clblack01 says

      March 5, 2014 at 6:55 am

      my screen flickers up to 15 minutes before it warms up and returns to normal sound and flickering stops

      what can I do to correct this

      Reply
      • saul barbosa says

        October 4, 2014 at 11:31 pm

        have a 42 inch vizio when I turn it on it flicker then stops after 3 to 5 minutes is my tv going dead soon or is it something that’s worth repairing or better off buying a new one but different brand name. what brand name tv are best lg,sony panisonic.

        Reply
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