LG LG30D Series Questions

Stephen L.8mo · 30D Series

I have a 32LG 30D and have retuned it and can’t get ch 7 I have retuned it Via auto tune now I get 9 ,10 two how do I manual tune the unit? Steve Bondi

vk3kbr3y · 30D Series

Does the 32LG30D TV have a wifi availability, if so, how do I enable it for use.

Jenny J.4y · 32LG30D

I have a LG 26LG30D and suddenly on some channels I get no picture but a "HD service" message. Is there a way to fix this? What does it mean?

Point of View 3y

I suspect the HD function is not operating on your TV model. The way to get around this is to get a set top box.

thomas petrie6y · 26LG30D

how much did the 26lg30d cost back in 2008.

thomas petrie6y · 26LG30D

how much was the lg tv 26lg30d back in its day.

Keith6y · 37LG30D

Is a replacement remote still available?

Tanya Smith7y · 26LG30D

The code to program remote control

Tanya Smith7y · 30D Series

Please tell me the code for this TV so I can program the remote control???.. Thank you

Chris G8y · 32LG30D

I have a LG 32'' 30D TV. I getno picture ,only a message saying "HD Service". Can this be fixed?

Thanks, Chris

Bob.4814y · 30D Series

I have a 42LG30D LCD TV i brought 4 years ago we have being away for 6months now the tv will not turn on the red light flashes three times when you press the remote the light goes off and no picture light up do you have any idea's . Bob.

LG DM 14y

Hi Bob, Can you please contact our team on 1300 542 273 for further assistance? Many thanks. LG Australia

Rajan 12y

I have the same issue, red light flashes continually and will not turn on. Is this a known fault? Thanks, Rajan

Tanya Wallis 12y

I also have this issue

Roger 10y

With my 7 year old 42LG30D-AA I just had the same problem with the red light flashing and not turning on after increasingly seeming not to respond to the remote signal. A quick search of the net showed it's a common problem with all TVs with the aluminium electrolytic capacitors dying in the PSU (power supply unit) board. They are rated for 2000-4000 hours at 105 degrees C and although the ones on my PSU board had not obviously swollen or burst like some and looked OK I took a chance and ordered a full Panasonic set (all 18 of them for around $50 a set deld from a US supplier) and soldered them on and all fixed. Presumably TV techs would just replace the whole PSU board ($168 online I note plus their labour charge) and that would fix what has been an excellent TV. It would seem the weak link in any TV are these capacitors and clearly their inevitable failure will depend on how many hours you use your TV and the initial capacitor brand quality.