Selected Hisense TV models offer the Energy Saver option. When you switch to this mode, your Hisense TV may increase its brightness and also shut down after a certain time when idle. Though this option saves power and a few bucks on electricity charges, you have to turn it off after a period of time since it is not comfortable for prolonged usage.
So, how do you turn off the energy saver on Hisense TV? You have to go to Settings to do it like you did when you turned it on. To revise the method, refer to this guide.
Turn Off Energy Saver on Hisense Xumo TVs
Press the Cogwheel icon on the remote and get the Quick Settings menu. Choose the Picture and sound option from the left pane and and click on Picture settings.
The Energy saving option will be in the selection. Navigate to any other picture settings and click OK to turn off the energy saver on Hisense Xumo TV.
Turn Off Energy Saver on Hisense Google TVs
Select the Settings option within the Profile icon on the Home screen. Click on the Power & Energy option under System and select Energy Saver. It will be in turned-on status. Change it to Off and disable the Hisense Google TV Sleep timer.
Disable Energy Saver on Hisense Roku TVs
On the Home screen of your Hisense Roku TV, select Settings and head to the System option. On the next screen, select Power → Auto power savings. Unselect the After 20 minutes of no interaction option, and the energy saver is now turned off.
The above-mentioned methods can be used to turn off the screen saver option on the available Hisense TV models.
On the other Hisense TV models with Fire, Android & VIDAA OS, decreasing screen brightness and setting a sleep timer works as an energy saver. So, adjust the picture settings of your Hisense TV to get the normal brightness back. Also, disable the sleep timer on your Hisense TV if it turns off after a particular time.
FAQ
Yes, you can use the connected Hisense TV remote app to access the required options and disable the energy saver on Hisense TV. You can also try using paired voice assistants, like Google Assistant & Alexa on Hisense TV, to access the Energy saver on Settings and turn it off.
Your Hisense TV will lag a lot and perform slowly when the energy-saving mode is active. Also, the screen brightness and audio quality will be low when the option is enabled. To rectify all these issues and restore the normal functioning of Hisense TVs, it is better to turn off the energy saver mode.
