Safety and Warnings
Please read the following safety information carefully to prevent accidents and ensure optimal product performance.
- Keep small accessories out of reach of children to prevent accidental swallowing.
- Caution: Connecting the power cord
- Most appliances recommend a dedicated circuit (a single outlet circuit powering only that appliance).
- Do not overload wall outlets. Overloaded, loose, or damaged outlets, extension cords, frayed power cords, or damaged wire insulation are dangerous and can result in electric shock or fire.
- Periodically examine the appliance's power cord. If damage or deterioration is apparent, discontinue use immediately until the cord is replaced with an exact replacement part by an authorized servicer.
- Protect the power cord from physical or mechanical abuse (e.g., twisting, kinking, pinching, closing in a door, or walking upon). Pay close attention to plugs, wall outlets, and the point where the cord exits the appliance.
- The MAINS plug is used as the disconnect device; ensure it remains accessible after installation.
Operating Temperature: 5°C to 35°C
Storage Temperature: -15°C to 45°C
Operating Humidity: ≥80%
Storage Humidity: ≥90%
Caution: Do not attempt to modify this product without written authorization from Kogan.com. Unauthorized modification could void the user's authority to operate the product.
It is not recommended to keep a certain still image displayed on the screen for a long time, nor to display extremely bright images.
Figures and illustrations in this guide are for reference only and may differ from the actual product appearance. Product design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Symbols and Warnings
- [Caution] Risk of Electric Shock. Do Not Open.
- [Caution] To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). No user-serviceable parts inside. Refer to qualified service personnel.
- ⚡ [High Voltage Warning]: The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, alerts users to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.
- ❗ [Important Information]: The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle alerts users to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
- [Double Insulation]: This symbol indicates that a safety connection to electrical earth (ground) is not required.
- AC: Rated voltage marked with this symbol is AC voltage.
- DC: Rated voltage marked with this symbol is DC voltage.
- [Consult Instructions]: This symbol instructs the user to consult the user guide for further safety-related information.
Remote Controls
Standard Remote Control
The standard remote control is used for TV operations. It typically includes buttons for power, input selection, navigation (directional pad, OK, Back, Home), volume, channel control, mute, number pad, and app shortcuts.
Diagram Description (Page 12): A typical TV remote layout is shown, featuring a power button at the top, followed by input and navigation controls, a numeric keypad, and function buttons for volume, channels, and menu access.
DVD Remote Control
The DVD remote control is used specifically for DVD playback functions. It includes standard playback controls and menu navigation.
Diagram Description (Page 13): The DVD remote features dedicated playback buttons such as Play/Pause (▶️/⏸️), Stop (⏹️), Eject (⏏️), Skip Forward/Backward, Rewind/Fast Forward, along with Title, Setup, and Menu buttons, and directional navigation.
Remote Control Usage
Ensure the distance between the remote control and the TV is no greater than 8 meters, at an angle of no more than 30 degrees on either side. Point the remote towards the sensor at the front of the TV.
Diagram Description (Page 15): Illustrates the correct angle and distance for using the remote control, pointing towards the IR sensor located on the TV's front panel.
Connecting Devices
TV Ports
Diagram Description (Page 14): The rear and side panels of the TV feature various ports for connectivity, including multiple HDMI inputs, USB ports, Antenna/Cable input, AV IN, Ethernet (LAN) port, and Audio Out.
Connecting to the Network
Connect to a network to access online content and applications.
Setting a Wired Network
Connect the TV's LAN port to your router using a LAN cable. If the router supports DHCP, the TV will connect automatically. If not, navigate to Settings > General > Network > Wired Connection (Ethernet).
Setting a Wireless Network
Turn on your router. Navigate to Settings > General > Network > Wi-Fi Connection. Select your network from the list and enter the password if prompted.
Connecting USB Devices
Connect a USB storage device (USB HDD, USB stick) to a USB port to enjoy content files on your TV.
- Tips for Using a USB Storage Device:
- Some devices with automatic recognition programs or custom drivers may not be recognized.
- USB extension cables may cause recognition issues.
- Use USB storage devices formatted with FAT32, exFAT, or NTFS file systems.
- Recommended: External USB HDD with ≤ 5V and ≤ 500mA. Use a USB hub or storage device with a power supply if needed.
- Recommended capacity: 32 GB for USB memory, 2 TB or less for USB hard disk.
- If a USB HDD with power-saving function doesn't work, turn it off and on again.
- Data on USB devices may be damaged; back up important files. Users are responsible for data management.
To remove a USB device safely, focus on the device in the Home Hub or Media Player and select the [Eject Button]. Disconnecting without ejecting may cause errors.
If a USB device uses an unsupported file system, a format message will appear. Formatting deletes all data and prepares the device for use. This can be done via Home Hub > Select USB > Format.
A random file/folder may be created on the USB for Smart TV services (e.g., thumbnail images).
Connecting Smart Devices
Use the LG ThinQ app to connect your smart device to the TV.
- Download the LG ThinQ app from your smart device's app store.
- Connect the TV and smart device to the same network.
- Run the LG ThinQ app and follow the on-screen instructions to connect.
Linking your LG ThinQ account allows management of IoT devices via the TV's Home Hub and voice commands through linked smart speakers.
The LG ThinQ app can provide a simple remote control interface, screen sharing, and access to TV apps and connected devices.
Connecting Home IoT Devices
Check and control connected Home IoT devices.
- Install the LG ThinQ app on your smartphone.
- Log in and register your LG ThinQ device.
- Run Home Hub on the TV, select the [Settings Icon] at the top right, and log in to your LG ThinQ account. A list of registered devices will appear.
Note: Availability of features and supported devices may vary by model, region, or service status. Some controls might be limited when controlling from a mobile app.
Operating the TV
Home Menu (webOS)
Press the [Home Button] on the remote control to open the Home screen. Use the arrow keys to navigate apps, content, and features. Press the [Back Button] to exit apps.
Manage webOS TV Home:
- Select an app, then press and hold the [OK Button] or press the [Edit App List Button] to enter Edit App List mode.
- Move apps to the desired position and press [OK Button]. To delete an app, select its icon.
- Apps can also be moved using the arrow buttons.
- Click Close to exit Edit mode. Default TV apps cannot be deleted.
Advertisements can be turned on or off in Settings > General > System > Additional Settings > Home Settings > Home Promotion.
The Home screen provides quick access to:
- [Back Button]: Returns to the most recently used TV or external input.
- [Search Button] (?): Launches content search.
- [Settings Button] (⚙️): Launches Quick Settings.
- [Notifications Icon]: Launches notifications.
- [LG Account Icon]: Access LG Account settings.
- App Management: Run, move, and delete installed apps.
App order can be reset, and usage data cleared. Home Settings control startup behavior and advertising display. The User Guide app provides detailed information.
Live TV
Watching TV Broadcasting
Connect a broadcast antenna/cable to the TV. You can also connect a set-top box. Navigate to Settings > General > Channels > Channel Tuning to find and add channels.
Using the Live Menu
Press the [List Button] or hold the [Guide Button] on the remote control.
- Guide: View programs and schedules.
- Channels: View a list of currently broadcast content.
- TV Scheduler: Set reminders or schedule recordings for desired programs (availability varies by model).
Program information may differ from actual TV channels if broadcast providers change configurations or EPG data is external. Network, region, and auto-channel settings must be completed for normal live broadcast service.
Apps and Content
Installing Apps
Press the [Home Button], launch Apps, select a category or search for an app, then press Install. Apps can be run immediately after installation.
- To stop an app running in the background, press the [Quit App Button].
- Login is required to install apps.
- Available categories vary by country.
- Insufficient storage may require connecting an external memory device.
- Exercise caution with children; use parental locks in Settings > General > System > Safety > Application Locks to restrict access to inappropriate content.
The Apps screen also provides access to Content Search, LG Account login, and app management (updating/deleting).
Home Dashboard
Using Home Hub
Press the [Home Hub Button] on the remote control to access the Home Hub. This allows you to select or control devices connected to the TV (mobile, external devices, Home IoT Devices).
- Check and select external devices connected via input ports or network.
- Launch connected cameras.
- Navigate to output speaker settings.
- Remotely operate a connected PC.
- Use Apple HomeKit and AirPlay 2 to control the TV and stream content from iPad or Mac.
- View and select connected Bluetooth devices.
- Connect your mobile device to share its screen and enjoy stored content.
- Connect and view devices registered with your LG ThinQ account.
Home Hub Features:
- Edit Inputs: Rename connected devices or apply settings.
- Universal Control Settings: Access universal control settings.
- Edit List: Hide/show Home IoT Devices and rearrange the list.
- Delete Devices: Remove connected devices.
- Notification: Turn notifications on/off.
- User Guide: Access the User Guide app.
- Quit App: Close the Home Hub app.
Settings
Quick Settings
Press the [Settings Button] (⚙️) on the remote control for quick access to frequently used settings. You can add/delete items and change their order. The most recently selected item is displayed. Settings for screen, sound, etc., can be changed here.
Picture Settings
- Picture Select Mode: Choose a mode (e.g., Standard, Vivid, Cinema) optimized for viewing environment or content.
- Picture Aspect Ratio: Change screen size (e.g., 16:9, 4:3).
- Advanced Settings:
- Brightness: Adjusts overall screen brightness.
- Contrast: Adjusts the difference between bright and dark areas.
- Black Level: Adjusts the brightness of dark areas.
- Auto Dynamic Contrast: Optimizes contrast based on picture brightness.
- Gamma: Adjusts medium brightness.
- Video Range: Adjusts screen darkness for perfect black, matching external device color range.
- Colour Depth: Tones colors up or down.
- Tint: Adjusts color balance between red and green.
- Fine Tune: Adjust color to preference.
- White Balance: Adjusts each color for accurate reproduction.
- Color Temperature: Set display to look cooler or warmer.
- Sharpness: Adjusts image sharpness.
- Noise Reduction: Removes small dots for a cleaner image.
- Real Cinema: Optimizes display for movies.
- Apply to All Inputs: Apply current picture settings to all input modes.
- Reset: Restore image settings to factory defaults for each mode.
Sound Settings
- Sound Select Mode: Choose a sound mode suitable for each genre.
- Sound Out: Select the speaker or audio device for TV sound output.
- Advanced Settings:
- Balance: Adjusts volume of left and right speakers.
- Equalizer: Adjusts sound by increasing/decreasing specific frequency ranges.
- Automatic Volume Adjustment: Automatically adjusts volume to a suitable level for comfortable viewing.
- Match Screen and Sound: Adjusts synchronization of sound and video.
- Digital Sound Output: Configure digital sound output settings.
- eARC Support: Enables higher quality audio transmission via HDMI.
- Apply to All Inputs: Apply current sound settings to all input modes.
- Reset: Restore sound settings to initial settings for Standard mode.
- Installation Type: Optimizes sound based on TV setup.
General Settings
- Accessibility: Set up TV for individual needs.
- Audio Guidance: Provides audio guides for various actions.
- Learn Remote Control: Provides information about remote buttons.
- Hard of Hearing: Displays captions for hearing-impaired viewers (if supported by broadcast).
- Subtitles: Set advanced subtitle options.
- High Contrast: Adjusts menu background and font colors for better contrast.
- Grayscale: Changes menu colors to black and white.
- Invert Colors: Inverts certain colors for enhanced visibility.
- AI Service: Set detailed options for AI functions, including content recommendation messages based on viewing history.
- Game Optimizer: Sets features for an immersive video game experience.
- Family Settings: Features for a safe viewing environment: Usage Limits, Eye Care Mode, Volume Limit, Screen Time Reports.
- Programmes: Set up and manage broadcast program settings.
- Network: Set wired/wireless network configurations.
- External Devices: Set up wired/wireless network configurations.
- Connect Bluetooth Controller: Connect Bluetooth keyboards, mice, or gamepads.
- HDMI Settings: Apply settings for clear picture and easy control of HDMI-connected devices.
- SIMPLINK (HDMI-CEC): Control and use HDMI-connected multimedia devices with the TV remote.
System Settings
- Language: Choose menu language and digital broadcast audio language.
- Location: Change the Smart TV's location setting.
- Time & Timer: Check or configure time-related settings.
- Safety: Lock TV broadcasts or apps.
- Reset to Initial Settings: Return TV to factory default settings.
- Energy Saving: Adjust screen brightness or set auto-off to reduce power consumption.
- Auto Power Off: Turns the TV off automatically if no button is pressed within a set period.
- Screen Off: Turns the screen off while sound continues to play.
Support
- Software Update: Check for and obtain the latest software version.
- User Guide: Access descriptions for webOS TV functions.
- Home/Store Mode: Select Home Mode for home use or Store Mode for display in stores.
- TV Information: View Model, Serial Number, and Device Name.
- Privacy & Terms: Check Terms and Conditions and Legal Information.
- User Agreements: Terms and conditions for Smart TV service and privacy protection.
- Legal Notice: Legal notices for services provided via TV.
- Open Source Software Notice: View instructions for open-source software items.
Media Playback
Using the Media Player
Press the [Home Button], launch the Media Player app, select a device, and choose content to play (photos, videos, songs).
Media Player Interface Description: Displays connected devices. Includes playback controls (▶️/⏸️, ⏭️, ⏪), search (?), view type, sort, group, selection play, delete, and user guide options.
Viewing Photos
Select a photo from the Media Player app. Use on-screen controls for slideshow (▶️), next/previous content (⏭️/⏪), rotate, zoom, and 360° VR viewing. Background music can be played while viewing photos. Slideshow speed and effects can be adjusted.
Playing Videos
Select a video from the Media Player app. Use on-screen controls for Play/Pause (▶️/⏸️), next/previous video (⏭️/⏪), subtitle settings, rotate, fast rewind/forward, and 360° VR viewing. Resume Play, Play Speed, and Audio Track settings are available.
Listening to Music
Select a song from the Media Player app. Use on-screen controls for random play (?), repeat play (?), lyrics display (if available), and screen-off playback. Lyrics Sync adjusts lyric speed.
DVD Playback
DVD Remote Control Functions
The DVD remote control has the following functions:
- [Power Button] (⏻): Enter or exit standby mode.
- [Eject Button] (⏏️): Eject or load a disc.
- Arrows ([Up Arrow]/[Down Arrow]/[Left Arrow]/[Right Arrow]): Navigate on-screen menus and adjust settings.
- [OK Button]: Confirm selection.
- [Play/Pause Button] (▶️/⏸️): Play or pause playback.
- [Stop Button] (⏹️): Stop playback.
- [Title Button]: Return to the DVD title menu.
- [Setup Button]: Show the DVD setup menu.
- [Menu Button]: Access the Main Menu.
Switching to DVD Playback
1. Use the TV remote to change the TV input to AV mode. Settings > General > External Devices > Input Settings or use the [Input Button] on the TV remote.
2. In AV Mode, press the DVD RC [Power Button]. The TV will enter DVD mode.
3. Insert a DVD disc to begin playback.
4. To stop DVD playback or switch back to TV mode, press the DVD RC [Power Button] again or use the TV remote directly. The TV remote has higher authority.
DVD Setup Menu Options
Access via the [Setup Button] on the DVD remote.
- Audio Set: Set the type of sound output.
- Audio Language: Set the DVD audio language (e.g., English, French, Spanish).
- Subtitle: Set the DVD subtitle language.
- TV System: Set the TV system (PAL, Auto, NTSC) according to local standards and disc type.
- TV Type: Set aspect ratio (4:3 Panscan, 4:3 LetterBox, 16:9).
- OSD Language: Set the DVD On-Screen Display language (e.g., English, French, Spanish).
- Screen Saver: Turn the screen saver on or off.
- Resume: Turn the resume playback function on or off.
- Password: Set a new DVD parental password (not applicable to this TV model).
- Parental: Set parental control rating (requires password, default is "0000"; not applicable to this TV model).
- Default: Reset DVD setup menu options to factory defaults.
Specifications
Audio Output |
2 x 5 W |
Dimensions (W x H x D) |
732 x 70 x 434 mm (TV) 732 x 191 x 480 mm (with stand) |
VESA Mount |
200 x 100 mm (M6 x 8 mm screws, x4, excluded) |
Weight |
4.3 kg (TV) 6.2 kg (with stand) |
Display Colors |
16.7M |
Supported Resolutions |
480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p |
Contrast Ratio |
5000:1 |
Resolution |
1366x768 |
Response Time |
7ms |
Screen Size |
32 inches |
Supported Video Formats |
.avi, .mp4, .m4v, .mov, .3gp, .3g2, .mkv, .ts, .trp, .tp, .mts, .mpg, .mpeg, .dat, .vob |
Supported Audio Formats |
.mp3, .ogg, .flac, .f4a, .m4a, .aac, .adts |
Supported Image Formats |
.jpeg, .jpg, .jpe, .png, .bmp, .heif, .heic, .avif |
Processor |
ARM cortex ®A75*2, CA55*2 |
GPU |
IMG BXE4 |
Operating System |
webOS 22 |
RAM |
1.5GB |
Power Consumption |
60W (Operating) 131 (Standby/Other - value as listed) |
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