Hi

A few weeks ago my mum got an LG LCD DVB-T TV, a 19LS4D I think.

It set up fine, but since then it has lost its settings a couple of 
times, needing a re-tune.

Has anyone else come across this problem?
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 12:51:43 +0100, Dave English
 wrote:

>Hi
>
>A few weeks ago my mum got an LG LCD DVB-T TV, a 19LS4D I think.
>
>It set up fine, but since then it has lost its settings a couple of 
>times, needing a re-tune.
>
>Has anyone else come across this problem?

There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
been lost rather than loosened.

In message , Scott 
 writes
>On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 12:51:43 +0100, Dave English
> wrote:
>
>>Hi
>>
>>A few weeks ago my mum got an LG LCD DVB-T TV, a 19LS4D I think.
>>
>>It set up fine, but since then it has lost its settings a couple of
>>times, needing a re-tune.
>>
>>Has anyone else come across this problem?
>
>There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
>'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
>been lost rather than loosened.

Oops, lost indeed :-)
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Erm, some systems have a kind of factory reset by  doing  something unlikely 
on the remote as you turn on the tv. Just wondered if  the customer may 
inadvertantly be doing something like this with the current advice about 
turning off at the socket to save the planet.

Brian

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"Dave English"  wrote in message 
news:tkKWQGUPpElIFAlO@thus.net...
> Hi
>
> A few weeks ago my mum got an LG LCD DVB-T TV, a 19LS4D I think.
>
> It set up fine, but since then it has lost its settings a couple of times, 
> needing a re-tune.
>
> Has anyone else come across this problem?
> -- 
> Dave English                      Senior Software & Systems Engineer
>                              Internet Platform Development, Thus plc

In article , Scott wrote:
> There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
> 'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
> been lost rather than loosened.

yes theirs to much of this kind of thing some people must of been 
thinking of something else in there english lessons at school its very 
annoying why some people in tv and photography newsgroups ca'nt even 
spell lense its not a long word and is usually printed on the thing 
it's self

Rod.
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In article ,
   Roderick Stewart  wrote:
> In article , Scott wrote:
> > There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
> > 'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
> > been lost rather than loosened.

> yes theirs to much of this kind of thing some people must of been 
> thinking of something else in there english lessons at school its very 
> annoying why some people in tv and photography newsgroups ca'nt even 
> spell lense its not a long word and is usually printed on the thing 
> it's self

> Rod.

Is that how you spell Rod?

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On Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:00:41 +0100, Dave Plowman (News)  
 wrote:

> In article ,
>    Roderick Stewart  wrote:
>> In article , Scott wrote:
>> > There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
>> > 'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
>> > been lost rather than loosened.
>
>> yes theirs to much of this kind of thing some people must of been
>> thinking of something else in there english lessons at school its very
>> annoying why some people in tv and photography newsgroups ca'nt even
>> spell lense its not a long word and is usually printed on the thing
>> it's self
>
>> Rod.
>
> Is that how you spell Rod?
>

Looks like he uses the letters a-z like the rest of us. ALLTHOUGH his  
granma could be in need of correction (and NO I'm not offering).

madge wrote:
> On Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:00:41 +0100, Dave Plowman (News)
>  wrote:
>
>> In article
>>    ,
>> Roderick Stewart  wrote:
>>> In article , Scott
>>> wrote:
>>>> There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
>>>> 'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
>>>> been lost rather than loosened.
>>
>>> yes theirs to much of this kind of thing some people must of been
>>> thinking of something else in there english lessons at school its
>>> very annoying why some people in tv and photography newsgroups
>>> ca'nt even spell lense its not a long word and is usually printed
>>> on the thing it's self
>>
>>> Rod.
>>
>> Is that how you spell Rod?
>>
>
> Looks like he uses the letters a-z like the rest of us. ALLTHOUGH his
> granma could be in need of correction (and NO I'm not offering).

I thought he was trying to be ironic.
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madge  wrote:

>On Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:00:41 +0100, Dave Plowman (News)  
>>    Roderick Stewart  wrote:
>>> In article , Scott wrote:
>>> > There seems to be a lot of confusion between the words 'lose' and
>>> > 'loose'.  I assume what has happened here is that the settings have
>>> > been lost rather than loosened.
>>
>>> yes theirs to much of this kind of thing some people must of been
>>> thinking of something else in there english lessons at school its very
>>> annoying why some people in tv and photography newsgroups ca'nt even
>>> spell lense its not a long word and is usually printed on the thing
>>> it's self
>>
>> Is that how you spell Rod?
>
>Looks like he uses the letters a-z like the rest of us. ALLTHOUGH his  
>granma could be in need of correction (and NO I'm not offering).

You're thinking of whips and stuff?  Poor granma.

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Dave English wrote:
> Hi
> 
> A few weeks ago my mum got an LG LCD DVB-T TV, a 19LS4D I think.
> 
> It set up fine, but since then it has lost its settings a couple of 
> times, needing a re-tune.

Sometimes there might be a 'save' method in a menu, that you may have 
skipped.

If not that then ...

Dodgy mains connections? flickering lights on the same circuit? Next 
door neighbour spending extra time with an Arc welder and a hopeless car 
body?

> Has anyone else come across this problem?

Would be very worthwhile to get in touch with the retailer and make them 
aware of the problem. Even if you are the only one on the planet with 
the problem, it is a fault - and should be sorted out.

In some cases, if it is a common fault, then a superhero with a magic 
box of tricks (or a laptop) will darken your mum's door - trot across 
her carpet, flash the TV and vanish to the next job. I've seen a few of 
these guys sent out by major retailers ... an interesting job flashing 
at customers premises?

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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

> Is that how you spell Rod?

No, it's spelt, Wrhod


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