Sometimes abnormal power occurs due to external devices or the CEC command. In this case, by checking the TV history function, you can find what is making the TV turn on by itself.

1. “Power-on reason” appears in the log history

If Power-on Reason appears in the Event Log, you can check why the TV turned on. Your TV can be powered on by mobile apps, sensors, BT, and voice. You can solve the problem by disconnecting or deactivating the connected devices that operate the TV.

• YouTube - An app like YouTube or the SmartThings app on a device connected to the same AP could be the reason for the TV to turn on.

• Sensor - Detected and operated by the brightness sensor set in Ambient Mode.

• WOL - Turned on by eMac phy (Magic Packet) function.

• BLE - Turned on by the Wake up function of a BT device. 

2. “CEC command” appears in the log history

The CEC feature enables you to control HDMI connected devices with a single remote control. When an HDMI device activates, it may cause the TV to turn on. You can solve the issue by deactivating that feature.

Home > Settings > General > External Device Manager > Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

3. “One Invisible connection” appears in the log history

Sometimes the TV turns on/off automatically when your connection is poor (AOC Tilt). In this case, thoroughly check all of the cable connections between the TV and OCB.

If the above-mentioned methods do not work, perform a Factory Reset. This allows all your TV settings to revert to the factory default. Follow the steps below to reset your TV: