TCL Roku TV Manual Buttons

Button Locations

Common Button Positions:

Bottom center of TV bezel
Left side panel (some models)
Right side panel (some models)
Rear panel near input ports
Underneath the TV logo

Standard Button Layout

Power Button: Usually located at the center or leftmost position
Volume Controls: Volume up/down buttons typically grouped together
Channel Controls: Channel up/down buttons for basic navigation
Input/Source Button: For switching between HDMI, AV, and other inputs
Menu Button: Access to TV settings and options
Navigation Buttons: Directional controls for menu navigation (some models)

Note: Button locations may vary by TCL Roku TV model. Refer to your specific model's documentation for exact positioning.

Button Functions

Power Button	Turns TV on/off. Press and hold for 3 seconds to force shutdown
Volume Up/Down	Adjusts TV speaker volume. Press and hold for rapid adjustment
Channel Up/Down	Changes channels in live TV mode. Navigates menus in some interfaces
Input/Source	Cycles through available input sources (HDMI, AV, Component)
Menu Button	Opens Roku TV settings menu. Navigate with channel/volume buttons
Navigation Buttons	Up/down/left/right directional controls for menu navigation
OK/Select	Confirms selections in menus. Usually center button in navigation cluster
Back Button	Returns to previous screen or menu (available on some models)
Mute Button	Mutes/unmutes audio (available on select models)

Special Functions

Factory Reset: Press and hold power button for 10-15 seconds (varies by model)
Safe Mode: Specific button combinations for troubleshooting
Service Menu: Advanced settings access (not recommended for general users)

Troubleshooting

Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
Buttons not responding	TV frozen, software issue, hardware failure	Unplug TV for 2 minutes, then restart. Check for software updates
Power button not working	Power supply issue, main board failure	Check power cable connection. Try different outlet. Contact support if persistent
Volume buttons stuck	Physical obstruction, button mechanism failure	Clean around buttons. Use remote control as alternative
Menu not accessible	Software glitch, remote interference	Restart TV. Ensure no stuck buttons on remote
Input button not switching	No signal detected, input source issue	Check connected devices. Ensure cables are properly connected
All buttons unresponsive	Complete system freeze, hardware failure	Perform hard reset. Unplug for 5 minutes. Contact technical support

Reset Procedures

Soft Reset: Unplug TV from power for 2 minutes, then restart
Factory Reset: Settings > System > Advanced system settings > Factory reset
Hard Reset: Press and hold power button for 15 seconds (if available)
Software Update: Settings > System > System update > Check now

Remote Control Guide

Power Button

Turns TV on and off. Red button typically located at top of remote. Also controls connected devices in some setups.

Navigation Buttons

Circular directional pad for moving through menus and apps. Center button selects highlighted items.

Volume Controls

Dedicated volume up/down buttons. Often paired with mute button for quick audio adjustments.

Channel Controls

Channel up/down buttons for live TV viewing. Also used for menu navigation in some contexts.

Shortcut Buttons

Quick access to popular streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Disney+.

Settings Button

Direct access to Roku TV settings menu. Asterisk (*) button provides additional options.

Remote Button Functions

Home Button

Returns to Roku home screen from any app or input

Back Button

Returns to previous screen or exits current menu

Options Button

Accesses additional settings and features (asterisk *)

Search Button

Opens universal search across all streaming services

Input Button

Switches between HDMI, AV, and other input sources

Mute Button

Instantly mutes and unmutes TV audio

Manual Downloads

Current TCL Roku TV Models

6-Series

Premium 4K QLED Roku TV

5-Series

4K QLED Roku TV

4-Series

4K HDR Roku TV

3-Series

HD Roku TV

Previous TCL Roku TV Models

P-Series

Previous Premium Models

S-Series

Standard 4K Models

C-Series

Curved Screen Models

US-Series

US Market Specific

Note: For specific model numbers not listed here, please visit the TCL Support Website for complete documentation.