How do you solve problems with the HDMI port of your TV?

The first step is to check the cable. Find out whether the HDMI cable isn't damaged and if it's plugged in into the TV and the connected device properly. If the cable seems damaged, replace it with a new HDMI cable.

Do you have multiple HDMI ports on your TV? Try to plug the cable into a different port. If this port does work, the other one might be unsuitable for audio and video signals. It's a good idea to use the port marked 'ARC' or eARC', because these ports transfer audio and video better.

Incorrect settings result in your TV not receiving images via the HDMI port. Check whether your TV selected the right input. Go to the settings menu of your TV and change the input if needed. Don't forget to check the settings of the connected device, such as a media box or game console. You should check whether the resolution and refresh rate are suitable for what your TV supports.

Are you using an AV receiver or switch for your TV and the device? Sometimes, these extra devices can cause interference. Connect the desired device directly to your TV to see if this solves the problem.

Didn't the tips we suggested help? Outdated software can sometimes cause problems with your HDMI port. Check the settings menu of your TV to see if there are available updates and start them. The same goes for the connect device, so you can improve the performance.

Electronic devices like WiFi routers disrupt the HDMI signal. Keep these devices away from your TV and cables. In addition, use HDMI cables that are protected against interference to ensure a stable signal