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The video addresses troubleshooting methods for a Toshiba Fire TV that shuts down unexpectedly. The presenter outlines several key steps: checking and disabling the sleep timer in the settings menu, ensuring that the TV system is up to date by checking for and installing updates, and disconnecting all external devices to identify any faulty components. If these initial steps do not resolve the issue, further measures include performing a power cycle by unplugging the TV for five minutes and holding the power button on both the remote and TV for 30 seconds each. Additional steps involve conducting a full system factory reset, troubleshooting network connections by trying different Wi-Fi networks or using a direct Ethernet connection, and modifying network settings.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explains how to troubleshoot a Toshiba Fire TV that keeps shutting down unexpectedly. The steps include:
1. **Checking the Sleep Timer**: Navigate to the home screen, go to settings (represented by a gear icon), and ensure that no sleep timer options are selected as this could be causing the TV to turn off.
2. **Updating the System**: Again, go to settings, proceed to the ‘Device and Software’ section, select ‘About’, and then check for updates. After updating, restart the TV.
3. **Disconnecting External Devices**: Remove all devices connected to the HDMI and USB ports, leaving only the power cord plugged in. Restart the TV to see if the issue persists. If the problem ceases, test each HDMI port and external device individually to identify the malfunctioning component.
Lastly, the presenter mentions preparing to perform a power cycle as the next step.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explains a step-by-step troubleshooting process for a TV that keeps shutting down. First, they recommend completely unplugging the TV for five minutes and then plugging it back in. If the issue persists, they advise another round of unplugging, followed by holding the power button on the remote and TV itself for 30 seconds each. If these steps don’t resolve the issue, the next step is to perform a full system factory reset, which will wipe all personal data, apps, and settings. They also suggest trying a different Wi-Fi network or moving the TV closer to the router, and as a last resort, connecting the TV to an Ethernet cable directly. Finally, they provide instructions on how to change the TV’s network settings.