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The LN32A450 will be discontinued to make room for the 2009 model version. At this time, we do not have information on its replacement, however keep checking Samsung.com for all the latest updates on our product lines.

As a matter of fact, the LN32A450 can be wall mounted. You will want to use a Vesa approved wall mount with a bracket size of 200mm x 200mm.

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Parts for your product maybe available through 800-SAMSUNG or Samsungparts.com. For Samsungparts.com, just follow the main page links to the parts for your product.

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I would suggest heading into your TV's menu, then select the Sound sub-menu. Within the sub-menu, you will find the sound reset option along the bottom of the screen. Try resetting the audio by selecting this option to see if this resolves your issue. If it does not, please make a service request at http://www.samsung.com/us/support/o... for further assistance.

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Most likely this is an issue with your service provider and not the TV itself. I see that you have already tried to reprogram the TV's channels, and had no luck retrieving your old channels. If you head into the TV's menu, then go to the "Channel" sub-menu, you will see an option called "Channel List". Enter that option and you will see the "all" option at the top. Click into that and you will see the full view of every channel, active and inactive, that your TV has found. From there you can manually add the channel by highlighting the channel you desire to add, click enter, and select "add" from the drop down menu. If you have tried this and you still have no luck adding your channels, please either contact your Service provider for additional information on channel availability or 800-SAMSUNG for additional TV tuning.

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For more information of connecting your devices to a home network, please navigate to the link below:

http://ars.samsung.com/customer/usa/jsp/faqs/faqs_view_us.jsp?AT_ID=157638&PROD_ID=#prd_ia_cd#&PG_ID=-1&PROD_SUB_ID=0

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The PC is probably not outputting the correct resolution. Connect it to another monitor that works, set it to the correct resolution (can be found in the manual) for your TV and then reconnect it to the TV. This is much easier if you have multiple video outputs on your graphics card/motherboard, because you can hook up a working monitor and the TV at the same time and set the correct settings that way. You can also remotely connect to the PC with another PC to change the resolution.

By modem board I assume you mean a device to connect to the internet (linkstick)? If that is so, I'm sorry to say that the LN32A450 does not have the capability to support this feature.

Yes.

You have a connection issue, with the cables not the TV.

I’m sorry you are having an issue with your device. Although with the information you have provided I do not have a solution for you; I will say that if you make a service request at http://www.samsung.com/us/support/o..., or contact 800-SAMSUNG, the service department should be able to provide you with a live solution.

-MrSamsung

The light should be off when the TV is on. The red indicator light is to let you know the TV is in standby mode. The light will blink when the TV is turning on. If your TV won't turn on, it probably needs repaired or replaced.

you need a HD cable box .

power surge is very hard on TV'S you have blown the internal power supply.

Perhaps you need to change/check some settings. The device could also be defective.

It all depends on your video source and what input you have the TV on. However, 16:9 gives the truest proportions in most cases.

Try turning off close captioning.

Set the hdmi input to the correct setting.