My new Samsung TV cannot access terrestrial tv signal

[Corbert]

Has anyone figured out how to get a Samsung Tv to see a terrestrial aerial? Finally managed to disconnect the annoying Samsung Smart TV but the TV does not see the aerial connection. Nothing wrong with the aerial or cables as it was working fine on my old tv. Saw a post earlier that lots of people were having similar problems. The tv is a Samsung UE43AU9000KXXU.

Thanks in advance.

[xSteveuk]

Hi,
Check aerial connections

Try Below
Tv menu
Source menu.
Go to the Home menu, and navigate to the Source icon,
Connect your antenna.
Select the source.Start scanning for channels. ...Complete the setup. ...

https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00062206/

If your Samsung TV is not getting all channels you wil need to go to the source menu and select 'TV' > then connect your antenna to the RF connector on the back of the TV and select 'Chanel Scan' > select either 'Air, Cable, or Both' and scan for all available channels that have a reliable signal.

[Corbert]

Thank you for your help. Unfortunately my TV does not have a scan function. It just has Auto Tuning Settings and then Standby Auto Tuning. It does not have the usual scan option which is odd. The Tv source automatically goes back to Samsung Smart TV even after I disable the Samsung Smart TV app. 

[Samand]

Glad to hear I am not alone, as I have the exact same issue with both my AU9070 and KS7000 TVs not picking up aerial signals. This is despite the fact the signal is pretty strong on a STB and all channels are available, so it doesn't seem like an aerial or cables issue.

Would be glad if somebody respond to this.

[alibee]

I am looking at buying a new Qled 4K tv but from the specs it seems Samsung do not fit a Freeview RF receiver in any of these TVs anymore. That means you need a set top box. I have always bought Samsung but if i find this to be true i will be looking elseware.