Introduction
Maybe you’re like me. You’ve inherited a property/business or television that is actually a hotel model, and the programming is locked. It would be a shame to have to toss a perfectly good TV, right? After a lot of searching, I found that the following worked on various models of Samsung hospitality televisions.
Note: Don’t be a jerk and use these to jack around with hotels’ televisions. This is intended solely to be a resource for IT administrators and AV technicians.
The Codes
Samsung 6-Series Hospitality TVs:
Mute-1-1-Enter
Other models, starting with the TV on:
Mute-1-1-9-PowerOff
Mute-1-8-2-PowerOff
Info-Settings-Mute-PowerOff
Sleep-P.STD-Mute-PowerOff
P.STD-Menu-Sleep-PowerOff
P.STD-Help-Sleep-PowerOff
Mute-1-1-9-Enter
Other Models, starting with the TV off:
Info-Menu-Mute-PowerOn
Default passwords for Samsung hospitality TVs
- 0000
- 1234
- 1111
- 7777
- 9999
Also, if you need to access the factory menu for a Samsung hospitality TV, you can access it by simultaneously holding the Menu button on both the remote and the TV itself. Once the factory menu appears, you can let go of the button combination. This can be used to disable the managed/hospitality mode.
Conclusion
And that’s it! I hope this can be a resource for someone else out there who has stumbled through the internet looking for information on unlocking an inherited TV like I did. If you know of any other tips or tricks regarding hospitality TVs, be sure to share them in the comments section below!
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I have a Samsung wifi tv suppos to have unlimited data but watching movies it seems to use all of my data any suggestions
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It sounds like you need to check with your internet service provider regarding what plan you have and what amount of data is included.
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