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Blinking red lights on the tv are error codes that explains hardware issues on the tv.
However, if after turning ON the tv and you will see the Sony logo on the screen before the picture goes off and then flashes red lights for a number of times, this could mean that tv can still be recovered. Try the option below to isolate possible issue with settings that cause your tv to shut off. Disconnect first all external devices from the tv
1. Turn ON tv first and wait until it flashes the red lights > press and hold down the UP Arrow button ( use remote control ) > while holding down the UP Arrow button, press the POWER button on the tv > tv turns off, wait until it turns on by itself > release the UP Arrow button when tv turns on
Note: reset is successful when you see a welcome screen on the tv and ask you to select your Language. This is the Initial Setup, just follow the on-screen instruction
If that solution did not resolve the issue then a service may be recquired.
Basically, the TV is trying to power up the screen. If it fail to do so, the TV will automatically turn itself off to protect other part from being damaged inside.
The problem is going to be the Backlight Inverter Board. It's the circuit board that supplies power to the screen. You can usually find a replacement board at a good price at Shopjimmy.com
Check your CRT boards on the end of the tubes for burn spots, and burnt components, check the resistors to make sure they are not shorted, burnt, and they read the correct resistance. Check the diodes to make sure they conduct in one direction only and are not shorted or open.
or a new lamp. you could first replace the lamp. the screen might work fine for a couple of seconds, but then it fades away or deteriorates. This means the lamp is going bad.
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