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How to Reset a Samsung TV

By: Barnaby

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Last Updated: September 09, 2025

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Resetting your Samsung TV can fix glitches, app crashes, or picture and sound issues. Whether you’re troubleshooting or prepping to sell, here’s how to do it safely. 

Soft Reset (Quick Fix) 

This doesn’t delete your settings—it simply restarts the TV: 

  • Press and hold the Power button on the remote until the TV turns off and back on. 
  • Or, unplug your TV from the wall, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in. 

This refreshes the system without erasing any data. 

Factory Reset (Erase All Settings) 

Warning: This will wipe all settings, apps, and accounts. 

From Settings: 

  1. Press the Home button on your remote 
  2. Go to Settings > General > Reset 
  3. Enter your PIN (default is 0000) 
  4. Select Reset and confirm 

Your TV will restart and return to factory settings. 

For Older Samsung TVs 

If your TV doesn’t have the above menu: 

  • Go to Settings > Support > Self Diagnosis > Reset 
  • Enter your PIN and confirm 

Time for a new screen? 

Shop Samsung TVs at Laptop Outlet—epic UK deals on new and refurbished models. 

FAQs: Resetting a Samsung TV 

1. Will a factory reset delete apps? 
Yes—it removes downloaded apps and resets the TV to out-of-the-box settings. 

2. Do I need internet to reset my TV? 
No—but you’ll need it to re-download apps after. 

3. What if I forgot my PIN? 
Use Samsung’s default PIN: 0000. 

4. Can I reset my TV without a remote? 
Yes—use physical buttons on the TV or the SmartThings app on your phone. 

5. How often should I reset my TV? 
Only when troubleshooting issues—it’s not required regularly. 

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