SONY WEGA KV27FS120 WON'T TURN ON, LED BLI...

I have the same problem for a month. Now TV does not want to turn on at all - indicator repeatedly blinking for 9 times. Sony documentation provide rediculous clue - turn on TV.
Idiots this problem happens when I try to turn it on.
Sony Tech support team has only one solution: plug off and in a minute- plug in, try turn on. Does not work...
If turned on, TV working perfectly.
I paid for the 36'' VEGA trinitron 3.5 years ago $1070 with hope SONY is best one. Wrong - I have problems with SONY equipment more than with any other company.
It is SONY obligation to recall product with such fault.
Can you help.

I read about plugging it directly into the wall, instead of a power bar, and it worked...this was the second time this happened to my Sony, the first time let it sit a bit, turned off the power bar, played around with plugs and it finally came back...
Hope this helps anyone else.

Search for Sony blink codes- the number of times the LED flashes, may even indicate where in the set the problem lies. This is diagnostic device to help qualifie ppl, carry out repair.
In other words flashing power led can indicate almost any problem, it is not a fault, in itself.
The service manual , not the owners manual would tell you which section is at fault, based on the number of blinks. These are model specific.

Turn on Sony WEGA and instead of turning on it goes to standby (red blinking light).

Any help would be tremendous!

Thanks,

IsleOracle

I don't know if this will help anyone else, but I sure hope it will. I had a similar problem with TWO of the three Sony 24" TVs I had bought together. TV#1 konked out a month ago; TV#2 messed up last week. So I called the Sony Service Center, and this very nice guy told me that a lot of times this problem occurs because the TV isn't plugged directly into the wall (most people plug theirs into a power strip/surge protector). When it happened to TV1, we hadn't been using TV2 so we just traded their locations and the "bad" one sat there waiting to be thrown out...and sat and sat and sat. Well, I was pretty hot when it happened again a month later to TV2. The service center guy told me to unplug TV2 and replug it in the wall after about 1 minute and turn it on. Nothing happened. Then he told me to plug in TV1 and turn it on. I did, reluctantly. And it actually worked!! I don't know if anyone having this problem has a week to be without their TV, but the guy said sometimes it takes up to a week of sitting to get it to work right again. So I'm waiting a few more days before I try to plug in TV2 to see if it works again, but for now, at least I've got one TV back. Here's hoping you all have the same experience. And then I guess we'll have to decide whether to plug back into a power strip (mine was actually plugged into my cable TV's DVR machine) or into the wall.