Physical Inspection
1. Box Contents: Carefully open the box and check if all the items listed in the manual are included. This usually includes the TV box itself, a power adapter, a remote control, an HDMI cable, and sometimes an AV cable.
2. Exterior Condition: Look for any visible signs of damages on TV box, such as scrathches, dents, or cracks. Check the ports to make sure they are not bent or blocked.
Power and Connectinity
1. Power Supply: Plug the the TV box into a power outlet using the provided power adapter. Make sure the power indicator on the TV box lights up, indicating that it is receiving power.
2. HDMI Connection: Connect the TV box to your television using the HDMI cable. Turn on your TV and select the correct HDMI port.
3. Network Connection: For WIFI connectiong, go to the settings menu of the TV box and select the WIFI option. Scan for avaliable networks, enter password if needed, and check the signal strength. You can also test your network speed through testing tools avaliable in the application store. For Ethernet connection, plug the Ethernet cable into the TV box and your router, check wheter the IP configuration is correct.
Software and Functionality
1. App Installation and Function: Try installing a few apps from the app store on the TV box. Check if they can be downloaded, installed, and run smoothly.
2. Remote Control: Test the remote control to make sure all the buttons are working properly. You can try navigating through the TV box's menu and launching some pre - installed apps.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your TV box is in good condition and ready to provide you with a great entertainment experience. If you encounter any problems during the checking process, don't hesitate to contact the manufacturer's customer support for assistance.
