How to tune channels on Vizio M43Q6M-K04

How to tune channels on M-Series Q6 43" 4K Quantum Color Smart TV

Scan (or rescan) for channels on Vizio M43Q6M-K04

If you just bought an Vizio M43Q6M-K04 TV with the Smartcast OS operating system or you bought it a long time ago and you do not remember how to search and tune the channels, we will tell you how to search for cable or DTT channels step by step and with images.

IMPORTANT: When you start the channel search on your Vizio M43Q6M-K04 the channels currently stored on your television and their order will be deleted and replaced by the new channels found, stored in the order in which they are found.

Estimated time: 15 minutes.

You will need:

- TV remote

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- Antenna or satellite cable

1- First step:

The first thing to tune the channels of your Vizio M43Q6M-K04 television is to connect the antenna cable to the back of the television. Connect the cable to the TV and to the antenna connection on the wall or satellite antenna box.

2- Second step:

From the remote control of the M43Q6M-K04 television, press the settings button, it is the button with the symbol of a gear wheel shown in the following image.

3- Third step:

The settings menu will be displayed on the TV screen, scroll down through the menu using the circular wheel buttons around the "OK" button on the remote. Once you have selected "TV Channels" press "OK" on the remote control to access the channel settings of the Vizio M43Q6M-K04.

4- Four step:

The first option that will appear on the screen is "Find channels", press the "OK" button on the remote control to access and proceed with the channel scan on your television.

5- Fifth step:

The channel search will start and will take several minutes to complete, you will be able to see the progress on the TV screen.

6- Sixth step:

Once the search for channels on your Vizio M43Q6M-K04 has finished, you will see that the channels will appear in "Free channels" and you will be able to switch between all the local channels found through the antenna or satellite signal.