Toshiba 40TL938G blue screen on initial screen page - service not valid

Hi Guys,
today my Toshiba 40TL938G give me a bad joke.
When i power on tv it give me a message on blue screen (like windows) that tell me
"updated frequency and you must search again channel" and later "service not valid".
I cannot do nothing.
Remote cannot control nothing, phisical key on tv not work, only power on and off...
Anyone can know if there is some reset command for tv?
Something like "power on with key A and C pressed" or power on then press in sequence A, c, #
thanks for attention
Carlo

No, as far as I know and according to user manual which I could find in the net, there is no button reset combination. To reset the TV you have to go to the settings.
But if this isnt possible I think you will need to contact an service guy to check the TV.

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Dump File         : 012915-27440-01.dmp
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