Cable and connector wear
Loose or damaged HDMI cables are the single most common cause, particularly on ports used daily.
TV Problem Guide
HDMI complaints are worth checking carefully before any repair, because a cable, a source device or a handshake setting is at fault at least as often as the port itself.
Loose or damaged HDMI cables are the single most common cause, particularly on ports used daily.
Copy-protection negotiation fails after an update or power cut, so protected content will not display.
Repeated plugging or a sideways knock can break solder joints at the port, causing intermittent detection.
Where all inputs fail together, the fault is usually upstream of the ports themselves.
Book a visit, describe the symptom, and a technician inspects the television at your home. The fault is explained in plain language, the cost is quoted before work starts, and the repair proceeds only after you approve it.
Please do not open the television or work on internal boards yourself. Panels and power supplies can hold a charge even when unplugged, so internal checks should be left to a technician.
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How it works
Four clear steps, from your first message to a tested television.
Send your TV type, brand, problem and area through the form, phone or WhatsApp.
We confirm a convenient slot and a technician reaches your address with tools.
The TV is inspected, the actual fault is identified and explained to you.
Repair or part replacement is carried out after your approval, then tested.
Often yes — port replacement is a board-level repair, and the technician will confirm feasibility for your model.
Different devices negotiate resolution and HDCP differently, so a marginal port or cable can fail with one and not the other.
Yes. It is the cheapest test and resolves a good share of HDMI complaints.
Call +91 80808 03018, message us on WhatsApp, or use the booking form above and a technician will get back to you.
Tell us what is wrong with your TV and request professional repair service.