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Re: Blue dots on dark screen... yellow stain when lit...
Sorry, but no. It seems that you got dead pixels on your screen. In this case would help only replacing the LCD, but its cost would be as big as the cost of the TV.
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The model indicated uses what is called a Optical Light Engine, it is a very expensive part and likely is your problem---not much else will cause this trouble.
Its a problem with the screen, Plasma depends upon a chemical and eletrical impluses to create a display... I think you might just want to change the screen.
The light engine (the projector part of tv) is failing. A common problem, but very expensive as you have to replace the entire engine, can't be repaired. Check with Sony to see if this model is still under their extended warranty or not. If so they'll fix it for free, if not be prepared to pay several hundred dollars at the least. At that point you'd probably be better off buying a new TV.
Yes, I do. It needs a new light engine. Very costly repair. However, Sony has extended the warranty on many of these LED projector sets. You need to call a local Sony authorized service center and see if your model is covered. Otherwise this repair could run over a thousand bucks.
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