For a Google TV™ or Android TV™ with Operational response in the menu, the LEDs can light up for various reasons:
- A: LED for the Voice function: On the left side or center right at the bottom of the TV (This is only for TVs with a built-in microphone)
- B: LED / Status LED for the Operational response: At the bottom center of the TV
(A) LED for the Voice function
The LED turns on or blinks when Ok Google is detected and the TV is communicating with the server. The lighting pattern of this LED changes depending on the status of communication with the server.
Note for models released in 2021 or later:
- You can use the built-in MIC on the TV when the built-in MIC switch is On. For the location of the built-in MIC switch, refer to the Reference Guide supplied with the TV.
- After you press the Google Assistant/MIC button on the remote control and finish activating the built-in MIC, the Voice function LED is lit with an amber light when the built-in MIC is Off. (When the built-in MIC is On, the Operational response LED is lit with an amber light).
Note for 2020 models: If "Ok Google" detection is disabled after enabling the function, the LED is lit with an amber light while the TV is On. The LED is not lit while in standby mode.
(B) LED / Status LED for the Operational response
The LED turns on or blinks with white light when the TV is turning on, when receiving signals from the remote control, or when updating the software using a USB storage device.
When the built-in MIC switch is On (only models with the built-in MIC switch) or "Ok Google" detection is enabled, the Operational response LED is lit with an amber light.
Note: This is only for TVs with a built-in microphone.
Meaning of the illumination LED or the bottom of the screen on the TV
If illumination LED is listed in the menu in the above step 4, there are 2 type of lighting at the bottom of the TV.
Depending on the light that you want to check, refer to the following:
The illumination LED
The illumination LED lights up or blinks in response to remote control operations and lights up in different colors according to the status of the TV.
Note: Depending on the region and TV model, the availability of the functions and relevant LEDs may differ. For details, refer to the Help Guide (Web manual).
Display color | Status of TV |
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White | Blink:
- The TV is turned on
- Software update is in progress
- When receiving signals from the remote control
Light:
- The TV is in Picture off mode
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Cyan | Blink:
- When the TV and a mobile device are connected wirelessly
- When the TV is set to Demo mode
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Amber | Light:
The following Timer functions are set: On Timer, Sleep Timer, Reminder, REC Timer
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Pink | Light:
During recording or the TV is in pause mode
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Green | Light:
When the built-in camera or microphone is operating
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Yellow | Light:
When the built-in MIC is used and the TV is in standby mode
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The light at the bottom of the screen (For some Android TV)
When the TV doesn't work normally
Depending on the lighting up or blinking status of the LED, refer to the following:
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Red LED blinks:
For Google TV or Android TV models: If a Red LED is blinking, try the troubleshooting procedure below. If the procedure cannot solve the issue and the Red LED is still blinking, check how many times it blinks and then contact support.
- Turn the TV off and on again using a TV remote control or the main power button on the TV.
- Unplug the power cord (mains lead), then plug it back in.
- Turn the TV off and then disconnect all connected devices from the TV.
- Update the TV software to the latest version.
For more details about Software Updates, refer to the How to perform a software update article.
For other models: Refer to the Red section in the Red, green or orange lights are on or blinking on the TV article. -
Other than Red LED blinks:
Unplug the main power cord, wait for about 30 seconds, and then plug it back in to see if the screen is displayed. If the issue persists, check the color of the LED and how many times it blinks, then contact customer support.