Are you worried your kids are glued to watching cartoons all day? The Sleep Timer feature is the right idea to restrict their screen time. As the LG TV’s Sleep Timer turns off the TV automatically after a selected time, you can restrict their TV usage when you’re not around the home.
Aside from keeping kids away, adults can also use this feature to be productive and have entertainment. If you wish to know how to enable this, follow the guide drafted below.
How to Enable Sleep Timer on LG TV
The steps to enable the feature differ on every LG TV model. In the following sections, we will see how to enable them.
LG webOS 6.0 and Above
- Turn on your LG TV with your remote, and go to Settings → All Settings option on the screen.
- Hover to the General tab on the left and choose the System option.
- Now, you should click on the Timer & Timer option.
- After that, you should go to the bottom of the options and select the Timers option.
- Now, choose a time that suits you and enable the Sleep Timer on your TV.
LG TV Tip: Aside from following these settings, simply press the Mic button and say “Set Sleep Timer for” and mention the time you want. This will turn on the Sleep timer on your TV.
webOS 3.5, 4.0, & 4.5
- Push the Settings button on the TV remote and select All Settings.
- On the Settings menu, choose the General tab on the left.
- Under the General section, you should select the Time option.
- Next, choose Timers and tap on the Sleep Timer option on the top.
- Now, your TV will prompt you to set a time. After setting it up, you can enable the Sleep Timer on your TV.
LG NetCast TV
- Push the Menu or Settings button on the remote.
- Next, select the Time option from the menu.
- Select the Sleep Timer option and set a time.
- You have successfully enabled Sleep Timer on your LG NetCast TV.
Based on your TV model, go through the required section and its associated shortcuts to enable the Sleep Timer on your TV. If you find this good, tell me how did I made your day easier in my community forum. Your valuable comments can make the LG TV community even better.
