Haier LE32C13200 Service Manual

To use the remote control, refer to section 2.1 'The Use of Remote Control' on page 6 of the manual.

For instructions on how to connect external devices, refer to section 2.4 'How to Connect' on page 15 of the manual.

The nominal pixel clock for the WXGA mode in the LE32C13200 is 85.500 MHz.

If your Haier LE32C13200 TV won't start and the LED is red, you should first check the power board. If the power board output is 24V, then check the key board. If the power key is under control, check the IR board. If the IR receiver is normal, then replace the main board. If none of these steps resolve the issue, replace the power board.

First, check if the audio source connection and the TV system are correct. If not, reinsert the audio cable or change the TV system. If the connections are correct, check if the TV is muted, adjust the volume, or enter the menu to reset. If the issue persists, enter factory mode to do a 'Reset'. If the problem still isn't resolved, check the cable between the speakers and the main board. If the cable is faulty, replace it. If the cable is fine, check the speaker resistance value to see if it is within the specified range. If the speaker resistance value is not in spec, replace the speaker. If all else fails, replace the main board.

To reset your Haier LE32C13200 TV to factory settings, enter factory mode and select the 'Reset' option. This should help resolve any sound issues you are experiencing.

To prepare a USB memory for a firmware upgrade, ensure the file system is FAT16 or FAT32. Create a folder named 'usbupdate' on the USB memory, copy the firmware file into this folder, and then place the USB memory in the TV's USB port. Make sure there is only one firmware file on the USB memory.

To upgrade the firmware, first, ensure the TV is powered on. Then, insert the prepared USB memory into the TV's USB port. The TV should automatically detect the firmware file and start the upgrade process. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the upgrade.

To check the firmware version, enter the factory mode and look at the fifth row of the factory mode info. The firmware version will be displayed next to 'Ver'. For example, it might show 'V1.09'.

To reset your TV to its default settings, first ensure you are in factory mode. Press the 'down' key to select the 'Reset to Def' option, then press the 'OK' key to activate the reset. Once the reset is complete and 'Done' is displayed, press the 'down' key to select 'exit' and press 'OK' to exit factory mode.