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michael galusha Posted on Mar 29, 2006
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Will not turn on?

When I push the power button, on the tv.the button flashes then goes out.if you push button alot it sound like it might ,but will not. remote will not turn tv on also. Tv is four years old, I hope it could be fixed. Could someone give me idea what it could be .Thank you,

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  • koran Nov 01, 2007

    I have a sony TV as well and it turns on when it feels like it usually in the morning but if I go to turn it off and then back on it will not turn on until the next day. The red light flashes and it makes the sound like it is going to turn on, but the light just flashes and then it turns off. We bought the TV in 2003 for over 3000 this should not be happening. I called remairman and TV will cost over 350 in parts and 200 labor I don't know what to do.

  • Anonymous Nov 13, 2007

    tried to turn tv on with and without remote it just makes a click noise but no picture

  • AJHTER Feb 28, 2008

    When I push the power button, on the tv.the button flashes then goes out.if you push button alot it sound like it might ,but will not. remote will not turn tv on also. Tv is four years old, I hope it could be fixed. Could someone give me idea what it could be .Thank you,

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Tell the technician to replace the starting capacitor in the voltage section the value of capacitor is 50v/100uf or 50v/47uf.....good luck

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I have had the same problem twice. The complete PC Board had to be changed on mine for it to start working again. The part usually runs around $150 not including labor.

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A couple of easy things you could try is to unplug the TV from the AC over night, to let it discharge, and see if theres any difference, and also try to connect it to another power outlet. anything else is a bit tricky - if you have no electronic repair experience you should take the set to a repair shop. Some of the solutions described below can be dangerous, TV's are very hazardous to service. Even when plugged out, TV's can store very high voltages. Its possible that you got some dry joints, look for poor soldered joints on the high voltage side, and resolder them. Good luck

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