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I have an LG 47LB730V TV running the latest software (4.x, updated 4th September). I want to rescan for updated Freeview channels but the menu option (Quick Settings, Programmes, then the two options under this) to do this is greyed out. I could probably factory the TV and do it that way but I'd like to get the menu option working especially as several other menu options are greyed out as well. There is no PIN lock on the TV or any restriction on settings so I'm at a loss. Any ideas?

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