SOURCE: sony tv picture keeps flashing
You likely have bad solder connections around the tuner area. This model has a history of problems in that area or the tuner itself.
SOURCE: Sony MODEL KV-2585 TV
You have your information incorrect, Q is not the designation for diodes, Q657 would be a transistor. First give us the correct number for the diode and how do you know it is shorted?
SOURCE: sony tv model kv-sz29n50 trinitron
Please confirm do you see this kind of picture in TV?
Mention exact model number to help you.
SOURCE: Sony KV-32s40 (picture flashes in and out)
YOUR CRT (PICTURE TUBE ) IS GOING BAD . this is the most common way a sony tv crt fails . the tv is to old to make it worth a crt . but if your handy and carefull there is a way to get a little more time out of it . start with the tv cold , remove the back and look on the little board connected to the neck of the crt . there is a control marked "SCREEN " plug in the tv and cable and start it , with it flashing adjust that control , one way will make it flash more and one way less , adjust this no more than you need to , just enough to stop the flashing .NO MORE ! just be carefull the voltages in a tv can KILL . dont touch anything else in there and use a little inslated screwdriver to make the adjustment good luck .... if this answer helped please leave me 4 stars rateing , this high rateing will keep me in the paid answer department , thank you
SOURCE: No Display, no sound- not working, showing dead.
Hello
Check the input fuse first. If it is blown, there will be some short inside the power regulator circuit. Usually Sony sets uses STR regulated power supply. You can see this STR, and Ic, screwed onto a heatsink. Replace it with a same type and number. Before replacing the STR, check the diodes used in that section for damage, mainlu zener diodes. They might get shorted along the blowing of the STR. Check that section throughly before resoldering the new STR.
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