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SENCOR SLE3210M4 Black TV: Firmware Issues, LED Blinking, and Reset - Possible USB Update?

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  • #1 16653604
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    Hello,
    I have such a problem that I bought the Sencor SLE 3210 M4 Black TV set for free from my family. After switching on the television hangs on the company logo, then the red - green LED starts blinking and after a few seconds the TV resets. From what I have read on the forum it is possible that the fault lies with the software. I also downloaded the charge for the TP.SIS231.P93 disc that is in my model, I put it on USB and numerous attempts (holding the power button, input, menu etc.) I could not boot this file. I am completely green and I do not know if it is even possible to upload it via usb, but somehow I read from among the lines that it is possible.

    Hence my question whether I am doing something wrong and it is possible to upload to this new batch via USB. Or maybe I am not able to easily do it myself at home and it is better to outsource it to some unsightly.

    Thank you in advance for any help and advice
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  • #2 16655929
    borg77
    Level 31  
    Which USB stick and which file system is formatted. How much does the loaded firmware weigh?
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  • #3 16656025
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    Pendrive is the most ordinary one that I found in a 512 MB cabinet, probably formatted under NTFS. I found the post on the forum, two versions, on average, weigh 8-10 mb
  • #4 16656133
    kassans
    Level 32  
    Format the flash drive to fat32 and then try.
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  • #5 16656138
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    Try to boot it while holding the power button all the time while displaying the brand logo?
  • #6 16660559
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    After changing to FAT32 the matter looks the same, is there any possibility of trying on or not?
  • #7 16660697
    borg77
    Level 31  
    Does the TV after switching on the network turns itself on, do you need to turn on the remote control and does it react to the remote control after switching on (switching off the TV).
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  • #8 16660988
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    It does not turn on by itself, the red stand-by LED is on, I can turn it on with the remote control or the button on the TV panel. The TV after switching on falls into a loop which consists in the fact that the diode lights alternately red and green, after which the TV resets. The only way I can turn it off is by pressing the power off button or by unplugging it
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    #9 16661119
    borg77
    Level 31  
    Upload the file in the attachment on a pendrive. Turn off the TV from the network. Insert the pen into the usb socket. Turn on the TV with the remote control and press nothing more. Note how the LED on the pendrive and on the TV behaves. Czech described it as follows:
    The attached file should be discarded empty USB device
    Insert into USB port and connect the TV to the network.
    Wait a few minutes flashing green and red slowly.
    until the LED starts blinking alternately - red - green
    then you can turn off the TV, select USB from the socket and turn on the TV OK.
    I did not have the opportunity to check this file. I fell through the search and resuscitation of SLE3209.
    Attachments:
  • #10 16661369
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    Everything is speeding, it's nice; D at the beginning I was curious whether it was done because neither image nor anything. But everything was going as it was in what you wrote so I was good thoughts and I was not disappointed; D Thanks so much for your help, I hope that it will work without problems :) However, if I have problems, I know where to look for help!
  • #11 16661542
    borg77
    Level 31  
    As if you had an unscheduled TV, enter the data of the motherboard, power supply and above all the matrix in the forum.
  • #12 16668144
    piotrmessi1984
    Level 2  
    I have the same model and number on the matrix and if I insert the pen it's not blinking, the rittt still shines red. What to do, help, I don't have a new TV right now
  • #13 16668154
    borg77
    Level 31  
    Have you read all the posts in this topic carefully or did you immediately start downloading the software?
    Rather, the latter, because not a word was about the type of matrix.
  • #14 16669116
    Passivepl
    Level 8  
    Unscrew the back of the housing and check if the numbers on the motherboard match, if so follow the same as what Borg77 wrote a few posts above.

    -format a pendrive to fat32 and upload a file to it
    - you connect usb to the TV disconnected from the current
    - you turn it on and from what I remember you don't even need to start anything, the TV itself will start to flash the LED slowly in red and green, without any image on the screen
    - after about a minute it will start flashing quickly, i.e. the software has been installed
    - you pull out from the electricity
    - you pull usb
    - plug it back in and turn it on normally with the remote control or the button.

    It should work, at least from what I remember, this is how I looked at this process and everything is still flashing.
  • #16 17312571
    arson18
    Level 17  
    Hello.
    I bought a new motherboard TP.SIS231.P93 for TV Sencor SLE 2909M4. After changing the whole disc, the TV turned on, everything worked with the backlight and the picture, but unfortunately everything was turned 180 degrees. SISEU23X8M software helped. If someone has such a defect, 100% helps. Thanks

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around firmware issues with the SENCOR SLE3210M4 Black TV, where users report the TV hanging on the logo and LED blinking red and green before resetting. The primary troubleshooting method involves attempting to upload firmware via USB. Users suggest formatting the USB drive to FAT32 and using specific firmware files. Successful attempts include turning off the TV, inserting the USB, and powering it on without pressing any buttons, allowing the TV to automatically initiate the firmware update process. Some users also mention checking motherboard compatibility and using the correct firmware version for successful recovery.
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