Do you want to sell your old TV or complain about software problems? Then you can reset your Samsung TV and restore the factory settings. We reveal what you have to do for it.

You may want to sell or give away your old Samsung TV, but remove all personal information first. Annoying software errors can also force you to perform a reset. In these cases you should reset your Samsung TV:

• Teletext cannot be switched off.
• There are picture and sound problems.
• There are problems with channels and station lists.
• Some features don't work.
• The Samsung TV works very slowly.

Reset Samsung T series (2020), R / Q series (2019)

1. Press the home button on your remote control and select the gear icon to switch to the settings.
2. Select: "General> Reset".
3. Enter your security PIN, the default is "0000" .
4. Confirm the subsequent security question with "Yes" to reset the Samsung TV.

Reset Samsung N / Q series (2018), M / Q series (2017) and K series (2016)

1. Press the home button on your remote control and select the gear icon to switch to the settings.
2. Now select: "Support> Self-diagnosis> Reset".
3. Now enter your security PIN, by default this is "0000".
4. Confirm the subsequent security question with "Yes" to reset the Samsung TV.

Reset Samsung E- (2012), F- (2013), H- (2014) or J-series (2015)

1. Open the menu on your Samsung TV.
2. Now select: "Support> Self-diagnosis> Reset".
3. Now enter your security PIN, by default this is "0000".
4. Confirm the subsequent security question with "Yes" to reset the Samsung TV.

Reset Samsung C- (2010) or D-series (2011)

1. Press the exit button on your Samsung TV for about ten seconds while it is in operation.
2. Now a window opens with a security question that you just have to confirm.
3. If your Samsung TV does not respond to inputs from the remote control while it is being reset, you have to use the buttons directly on the TV. You can find this on the right front side directly on the device.

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