Standby/stereo light blinking no picture or sound

Hello
Blinking of standby light in Sony sets are fault indications. You just count the number of blinks occur at a time, by switching the set ON-OFF by its front panel power switch, not by the remote control handset. Just do it for at least three or four times, count the exact number of blinks occurs there, and inform it to me through Fixya. Through the number of blinks, I can locate the faulty section, of somtimes to the exact fault location. Count it keenly and inform me. OK.

Have to try switching on the the channel through your remote control? Sleep timer maybe On

A poor solder connection on B+ is the line, Horizontal drive transformer or at the base of Horizontal Output transistor can caused that. Re-soldering these section can fix it..

I have a Sony Trinitron 32 color tv KV 2168MTJ (quite old - 10 yrs old), and the standby light blinks exactly 200 times (just over 3 mins) before it turns on. Once it is on, it works perfectly. What's wrong with it and how can i fix it?

A specific model number will probably get you more specific
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The FASHING LIGHT means you have a hard fault in the power circuits...

The number of flashes is mean to point you to a specific area...

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HD stuff... (certainly less reliable than those Sony sers...

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resolder the crt circuit and also the video circuit,or find the trouble in the video circuit if there's an open resistor..

i have a unvirasal remote how do iget the codes for it

The model number is KV-36FV15 and blinking is constant no pause

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Try to check the M board,IC001,G2 ( Screen ) Voltage....

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