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My TV shut off and will not turn back on. I have 120v AC going to the power supply card and no red indicator light on the front of the TV. Please help.
Intermittent dead with red standby light on, but won't switch back on,
comes back on it's own, won't respond to remote or local controls
Low 5v standby supply due to diode D869 faulty, check by replacement
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The blinking should be in a pattern of a count, pause, count. That is an indication of the problem circuit. Can you post that count please? That info will allow me to give you possible defective parts and costs for the repair.
It seems to respond to power supply, send it to a nearby technician. The problem might be it fused the picture power supply fuse. make sure the installation is at you presence.
The blinking light indicates power supply failure. There are two integrated circuits on the power supply board that have to be replaced. I estimate repair costs in the range of $375.00
leak of voltage going to mainboard, the 120v suddenly decrease after a whiloe to zero
you mean short circuit.
it is not power supply problem as you say that it drops to zero after connecting main board.
it clearly indicates that problem in horizontal output section.
It does sound like a power supply problem but that can be misleading because a problem somewhere else in the TV can be "holding down" the power supply. This can usually be determined by using some isolation techniques.
intermittent problems can usuall be liked to bad solder connections. And sony typically has some that will develop after a few years in the power supply. so check for bad sodler connections throught the main board & give a close look to the power supply & check you work after to make sure you have no shorted pins.
good luck.
TV shut off on it's own and will not turn back on....
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