Panasonic TX-32JS360E user manual

There can be several reasons why your Panasonic TV keeps turning off:
1. Power supply issues: Check if the power cable is properly connected and the outlet is working. If the power cable is loose or damaged, it can cause intermittent power supply, leading to the TV turning off.
2. Overheating: TVs have protection mechanisms to prevent overheating. If your TV is placed in an area with poor ventilation or blocked air vents, it can overheat and shut off automatically to prevent any damage. Make sure there is sufficient airflow around the TV and clean any dust buildup on the vents.
3. Software or firmware issues: Sometimes, outdated or corrupted software/firmware can cause the TV to turn off unexpectedly. Check if there are any available software updates for your TV model and try updating it. If the issue persists, you can try a factory reset to restore the TV to its default settings.
4. Remote control or button issues: Faulty or stuck buttons on the TV remote control or the control panel can send unintended signals to turn off the TV. Inspect the remote control and control panel for any physical damage or stuck buttons, and replace or repair them if necessary.
5. Faulty components: If none of the above reasons apply, there might be a hardware issue with your TV, such as a faulty power supply, motherboard, or other internal components. In such cases, contacting the manufacturer's customer support or a professional technician might be necessary for further diagnosis and repair.

If you don't have the remote, you can try the following methods to change the input on your Panasonic TV:
1. Look for physical buttons on the TV: Many Panasonic TVs have buttons located on the side or bottom of the screen. Look for a button labeled "Input" or "Source." Pressing this button should bring up a menu allowing you to select the desired input source.
2. Look for the "Menu" button: Some Panasonic TVs have a "Menu" button on the TV itself. Pressing this button should bring up the on-screen menu. Navigate through the menu using the directional buttons, and look for the input settings. From there, you can select the desired input source.
3. Check for buttons on other devices: If you are trying to change the input for a specific device connected to the TV (e.g., a DVD player or gaming console), look for the input button or source settings on the device itself. Most devices have their own input selection buttons that can be used independently of the TV remote.
Note that these methods may vary depending on the specific model of your Panasonic TV. If none of these options work, consider purchasing a universal remote that is compatible with your TV.

If you do not have a remote for your Panasonic TV, there are a few alternative methods you can try to control your TV:
1. Smartphone App: Download the Panasonic TV Remote app on your smartphone or tablet. Make sure your TV and mobile device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and you can control your TV through the app.
2. Universal Remote: Purchase a universal remote that is compatible with Panasonic TVs. Follow the instructions that come with the remote to program and control your TV.
3. HDMI-CEC Feature: Use HDMI-CEC feature if your TV and connected devices support it. This feature allows you to control your TV using the remote of a connected HDMI devices, such as a Blu-ray player or game console.
4. Control Panel on TV: Many Panasonic TVs have a control panel on the TV itself. Look for buttons like Power, Volume Up/Down, Channel Up/Down, Menu, and Input. Use these buttons to navigate and control your TV.
It's important to note that the availability and functionality of these options may vary depending on the specific model of your Panasonic TV.