We have a 55inch sony rear projection TV and it is stored for the winter but its down to 10 below zero will this harm the tv if we leave it for the winter we live in alaska

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Is this a Rear Projection TV, or a LCD??

it should not do any harm on a lcd plasmas it could affect

I will need the model number to assist if its the KP51WS520 the 9 blinks is zero cross diodes on the g board.

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Replace BOTH of your STK ICs will have part number on them they are big black ICs.

You are hearing the spark gap mounted on the lamp ballast board. If you can hear that sound, that means everything in the lamp driver circuit is working except the lamp!

Get a new lamp.

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It may be that you have your tv plugged into the dvr. You would need to have your televison plugged into a reliable surge protector to protect it from surges. Your rear projection can be the most sensetive home theater component that you may have. Be careful of pulling the power from the television,, this can shortnen you bulb life. Allow the television to shut down until you hear the fan turn off. After doing this go into the menu and make sure you dont have the sleep timer set on your tv, if it is just put it back to zero.

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Probably the optics block. It needs to be replaced.

However, it looks like you're in luck. Sony will reimburse you.

Go here for more information:

http://esupport.sony.com/perl/news-item.pl?news_id=206&mdl=KDF60XS955

Probably harm the finish more then the electronics. I would move the set away from the fireplace man. Common sense should tell you that!