This guide covered different ways of resolving green tint on your Samsung TV.

The main tips to apply when trying to fix Samsung TV Green Tint includes:

• Check the HDMI Cable: Make sure the HDMI cable is securely connected to both the TV and the device. If the cable is loose, it may cause the colors to appear off.
• Check the TV Settings: You can navigate to the picture settings on your Samsung TV and adjust the color settings to reduce the green tint.
• Check the Source Device Settings: If the picture on your Samsung TV still has a green tint, check the device (such as a Blu-ray player or cable box) connected to the TV. Make sure the settings on the device are correct.
• Update the TV Software: If the picture on your Samsung TV still has a green tint, try updating the TV software. Go to the Samsung website and download the latest firmware for your TV.
• Check the Cable Box Settings: If you are using a cable box, make sure the settings on the cable box are correct. This may reduce the green tint on your Samsung TV.
• Check the HDMI Cable Version: Make sure the HDMI cable is compatible with your Samsung TV. If you are using an older version of the HDMI cable, it may cause the colors to appear off.
• Check the Color Temperature Setting: You can adjust the color temperature setting on your Samsung TV to reduce the green tint.
• Check the Picture Mode Setting: You can also check the picture mode setting on your Samsung TV. Make sure it is set to the correct mode for the best picture quality.
• Adjust the Brightness and Contrast Settings: You can also adjust the brightness and contrast settings on your Samsung TV to reduce the green tint.
• Check the Color Space Setting: You can also check the color space setting on your Samsung TV. Make sure it is set to the correct mode for the best picture quality.