The Sony MEX-BT2800 user-guide tells me to push on the BT button for a few seconds to let flash up the signal for the bleutooth-ready connection. He lights up are the telling me, but there is no light to see and he will not blink. The only thing he will do by pushing a few seconds on the BT button, is getting to the connectionsign or setting it of. It will absolutely not blink up. One time it worked with pushing on the chrome button and other times it will do nothing.

SOURCE: Sony KV-27S42 not on but timer flashes

The blinking light means almost 100% that the high voltage circuit has failed. Probably need a new horizontal output transistor and flyback. Perhaps an associated resistor or diode. If you have the expertise go for it, otherwise take it to a professional. In any case be extremely careful and safe. Good luck.

SOURCE: Sony Grand WEGA KF60DX100 Powers on and off then 32 blinks

The current lamp and lamp driver part numbers and prices for the KF60DX100 are as follows:

Lamp: XL2000U, $200 (USD)
Lamp driver: 1-468-510-15, $263.16

This assumes that you have the US model.

SOURCE: SONY KV-XF21N90 WON'T TURN ON, Blinks 5 times

Hi,
5 times flashing light shows following possible problems in your tv..

• G2 is improperly adjusted.

• CRT problem.

• Video OUT IC1800 is faulty.(C5 board)

• IC301 is faulty. (A board)

Most probably cause is G2 voltage adjustment. If you know how to do it, please go ahead or look a tv tech around.
Regards,

SOURCE: STANDBY LIGH BLINKING 9 times...

I have a Sony SRS BBE Trinitron (WEGA). The last few days when I tried to turn it on using the remote the Red Light would go on but the TV did not turn on. I would have to press the power button again to turn it on.. I tought the remote battery was just low.

Today when I tried to turn it on nothing is happening and the Red Light is blinking 9 times ??? I tried to unplug it and try it again, still does the same thing ???

We need help...
Lori Nall

SOURCE: controller not working

I had the same problem, so I called customer service and had me do this:

1) with the USB cable plugged into the controller, power down the ps3 and turn the on/off switch in the back to "off".
2) hold your thumb down on the front button (where you normally can turn it on) while turning the switch on the back to "on" again. keep your thumb or finger on the front switch.
3) You will hear the normal "beep" that you usually hear when the PS3 boots up, but after a few seconds later, you will hear a secondary beep. Remove your thumb or finger after this second beep and the PS3 will reset itself after a few seconds. I have a projector connected to it, so I had to set the display screen back to HDMI afterwards, but when I disconnected the USB cable the controller worked wirelessly again. The customer service rep said that this allowed the controller to pair with the PS3 again. Note: You probably do not have to have the controller plugged into the USB cable at all while doing this. I just happened to have it plugged in. Hope this helps.