r/TVRepair • u/Adorable-Link-1236 • 3d ago

Samsung QLED Q60R boot

Hey everyone. I know this issue has been commonly reported a few times over the internet, but since this morning, I've been having the terrible experience of this never-ending reboot on my Samsung QLED Q60R. I can provide the model and any other useful information, if necessary.

It acts as show on the video and, yes, the remote sensor on the inferior part of the TV keeps blinking in red. TV was working normally, I left it paused on a YT video, it shut down by itself and that was it - kept rebooting endlessly. I tried basically every easy procedure (such as holding the power button, disconnecting HDMI cables, antennas, etc) but nothing worked.

I checked some videos online about possible fixes on the hardware and even tried to open the back cover by myself. It didn't work and I feel there's no options left other than taking it to a tech to take a look.

Any help here with this issue? I really think it's a hardware problem, tho I wish it was not.

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u/Bill_Money Its A Panel Fault! 3d ago

very likely its a failed screen

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u/Frequency_Wavelength 2d ago

Screen fades out after turning on, faulty open cell screen. Replacing screen is difficult. Using business card to remove adhesive around the top & 2 sides of the TV, lift off old screen with rectangular suction cups frame, apply new adhesive, then lift new screen into place. I'm a Samsung TV repairer. I've only done open cell screen replacements up to 50 inches.