Power Off Status (Simple Display) Started with WebOS 23 on some models.​

When there is an issue with the Television in which the Customer complains that the TV is turning off all by itself, the Power On/Off Status Menu is invaluable. From this Screen you can see the last 126 reasons the TV either turned On or Turned Off.

An example would be that there are multiple Power Off by Local Key. Most people do not turn their TV on or off using the Joystick. Therefore, the odds are that there is an issue with the Joystick board and/or it’s wiring harness causing an issue.

To access the Service Menu

1) You must have either Service Remote.
p/n 105-201M or p/n MKJ39170828
2) Press “In-Start”
3) A Password screen appears.
4) Enter the Password.

Note: A Password is required to enter the Service

Menu. Enter; 0413

Note 1: Older sets used 0000.

Note 2: webOS Models: While in the In-Start Menu, the Cursor Right or Cursor Left does not work with the 105-201M remote on the Left. Use the Customer’s Remote Control Cursor Keys.

105-201M

MKJ39170828

– The New Simple In-Start menu consists of 2 pages containing 3 windows each.
– If you press the right arrow key (→) on the first page, you will be directed to the second page.
– If you press the left arrow key (←) on the second page, you will be directed to the first page.

1. Power On/Off Status:
The lower the number, the more recent it was recorded 1~60 pg1 and 61~120 pg2 (up to 120).
2. Numbers in parentheses represents the UTT at the time, when the error occurred.
(Some may display N/A.)

OLED42C3PUA New IN-START Service Menu 1st Window

Bring up the Service Menu using the Service Remote and pressing “In-Start” enter password 0413. 1st Screen (Windows 1, 2 and 3)

First digitsMeaningDescription
0xNormal operationRemote_On (01) / Off (02),   Local Key On (03) / Off: (04),   Quick_Start On (05) / Off (06), etc.
1xPower on/offAC_DET: 11,   Last_Power_On: 13,   Last_Warm/EDID_Write: 14/15, etc.
2xExternal device/networkCEC On (21) / Off (22),   WOL: 23,   WOW: 24,   WOBLE: 25,   IOT deivce: 26/27,etc.
3xCustomer’s usage sceneDelay start: 31/32,   Record, etc.: 33/34/35/36, Routine: 38/39, Family Care: 3B, No signal/ No control: 3C/3D/3E, RESET: 3G/3H/3J, etc. (N/A)
4xApp / CPNetflix: 41,   Amazon: 42,   Disney Plus: 44, etc
5xSW UpdateSoftware Update Related
6xSystem ErrorAfter updating SW to the latest version. Check and replace Main B/D if necessary.
7xAR/AODRecords history during AR/AOD operation (No Error Codes), (N/A)
8xWOVWake on Voice. check the ‘Voice Recognition Settings’ menu on the TV (Turn it off or adjust the  sensitivity setting, etc.
9xSpecific countrySpecific countries only (satellite, disaster, etc. (N/A))
BxOLED (BDP)Burn Detection Panel Check/ replace OLED module
CxOLED (compensation)If it records normal operation, but a message related to compensation is displayed continuously, check and replace the OLED module.
DxOLED (others)Check the connected cable between T-CON and MAIN B/D and check the condition of the fan/heat sink in T-CON.
LxLifestyleIf it says normal operation, but a message related to temperature sensor/battery is continuously displayed, check and replace the battery.   (High temperature battery: L1,   Low capacity battery: L2, etc.)
RxA+N/A
MxWireless modelCheck the power cord connection between Display and Box and check if any object disrupts the wireless signal
FxProcess/SVC(In-Stop: F1,   Power Only: F2/F3, etc)
XXInitial valueInitial Value

If you need to clear the Power Off History go to the first item, highlight it but do not click on it, then press the “0” key 5 times on the Service Remote. Now the Power Off History items will show as “Unknown”.

14 Responses

  1. If you click P-Only before pressing Instar, it will return to Style 2022, you don’t need to look up the code.

    1. If you do this all user data and settings will be lost, if doing this to purely check Logs without disrupting customer experience, do not do this.

    1. To clear the Power Off History try highlighting the first entry and then pressing repeatedly either “1” or “0” until the entries change to “unknown” or x or something else.
      Thanks

  2. Question: after viewing the Error History.
    What is the correct button sequence to “Exit” the “InStart” menu.

    I don’t want to “reset” the TV to the Out of Box State (full setup).

  3. Where is the list of what the failure mean? That would be a helpful addition to this page. It was on here at one point.

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