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Digital television watchers around the country, but particularly in Melbourne and Sydney, have been plagued by the problem for up to three weeks. While LG is working with free to air networks to ensure that no further disruptions are experienced by viewers, it can not guarantee they won't have further problems until their set is upgraded.
"In the unlikely event (prior to the software upgrade) that a customer experiences a further TV ‘freeze’, simply turn the power off, unplug the TV at the wall power socket (leaving for approx 20 minutes) and allow the unit to completely power down," is LG's advice to affected customers.
LG televisions with the following model numbers, purchased after August 2006, are affected by the problem;
LCD TV’s with integrated digital tuners
* 32LC2D, 37LC2D, 42LC2D, 42LC2DR
Plasma TV’s with integrated digital tuners
* 42PC1DV, 42PC1DG, 42PX4DV, 50PC1D, 50PC3D, 50PB2DR, 60PC1D, 60PY2D
Rear Projection TV’s with integrated digital tuners
* 56DC1D, 62DC1D, 62DC1DA
CRT TV’s with integrated digital tuners
* 32FS4D
Only models purchased after August 2006 with serial numbers beginning with 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 701, 702 or 703 are affected.
Models with serial numbers not beginning with these numbers do not require the update.
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