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Posted on May 24, 2008

Sony tv picture disappeared

No picture, has audio, front panel red light flashes. I was watching the tv when the picture brightness dimmed. It operated like this for about 4 hours and then there was an audible click and the screen went blank. After turning off and back on there is still no picture.

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