When it comes to the budget-segment smart TVs in the USA region, you can obviously go for the Insignia TV models to get additional features that you may not find on other popular TV brands. However, cheaper TV models do come with a couple of drawbacks or lack in hardware quality in some cases which may trouble you a lot. Well, some of the unfortunate users are reporting about the Insignia TV Blue Screen Problem which is frustrating for sure.

Not only the blue screen issue but also the blue tint issue on the display panel of Insignia TVs can literally upset you in most scenarios. Recently, multiple reports are coming out that users are complaining about the Insignia TV which is throwing the blue light effect without any picture. Some of the TVs are now getting darker in terms of brightness. So, if you’re also one of the victims then you can follow this troubleshooting guide completely to fix it.

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Fix: Insignia TV Blue Screen Problem

To recall, Best Buy is operating all the services and distributions of Insignia TVs across the USA. So, if you’re not able to quickly rush to your nearest service center or somehow the technician will arrive a couple of days later then you should try the following methods one by one until the problem gets fixed for you. Don’t worry! You don’t need any additional knowledge or equipment to perform such tasks. Now, without further ado, let’s get into it.

1. Power Cycle your Insignia TV

The chances are high that somehow your Insignia TV has some issue with the system. A power cycle method on the TV can eventually clear any kind of temporary glitches from the system. You can try it out. Just turn off the TV first > Unplug the power cable from the TV and wait for around a minute or so > Now, plug back the power cable in, and turn on the TV to check for the blue screen issue.

2. Reset the Insignia TV

The second thing you can do is reset the Insignia TV manually using the remote control. A corrupted cache of data on the system can trigger such issues. Before going to any conclusion, you should try it. Make sure to power off the TV and remove the power cable from your TV > Press the Start button on your remote for at least one minute > It should reset the TV completely > Wait for another 5 minutes and then connect the power cable and reboot it.

3. Reconnect HDMI Cable

In some cases, resetting the video source and your TV and then reconnecting the HDMI cable can help you easily fix the blue screen issue. To do so:

  • Power OFF the TV > Unplug the HDMI cable from your TV.
  • Now, wait for around 20 seconds, and plug back the HDMI cable into the TV.
  • Finally, turn on the TV, and cross-check the issue.

4. Check TV Input using a Remote

You should always use your TV remote and hit the Input (TV/Video) button to check whether the input signal is coming on your Insignia TV or not. If in case, the input signal is coming out then make sure to use the Input button on the remote control and switch to another HDMI or antenna port where the external device is connected such as a set-top box, streaming device, console, etc. That means if HDMI 1 is connected, select the same from Input.

5. Contact Support for Servicing

If none of the methods worked for you and you’re feeling that there is an issue with the internal hardware (T-Con board) or display panel then you should contact the Best Buy Support to schedule an appointment. Just select “Make a Reservation” under “Getting Help is Easy”. If your Insignia TV screen is larger than 42-inches then you may have to call Insignia Support at (877) 467-4289 for further assistance in the technician visit and repair.

If in case, your Insignia TV isn’t under factory warranty anymore then you’ll have to bear the technician visit and repair charges on your own. But if it’s under brand warranty then you might not have to pay extra bucks.

That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.

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