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Submitted By |
alan
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Date Posted |
8/20/2003 9:39:46 AM |
Title |
Sony KV-A2912U |
Message |
| My sony won't switch on when turned off at on/off switch.
However sometimes if you leave switch in for a count of five you hear a popping sound when you try to tun on.
If you can get it to come on and put it on standbuy it will start most every time .
Does any one have any ideas please. |
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Submitted By |
chris
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Date Posted |
8/23/2003 8:45:54 PM |
Title |
RE: Sony KV-A2912U |
Message |
| could be the switch itself, sony switches can be troublesome.... |
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Submitted By |
alan
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Date Posted |
8/24/2003 11:25:20 AM |
Title |
RE: Sony KV-A2912U |
Message |
| Thanks for the reply but it's not the swich I have tested that. |
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Submitted By |
xxx
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Date Posted |
4/28/2004 8:11:42 PM |
Title |
RE: Sony KV-A2912U |
Message |
| i have exactly the same problem and thought it could be an arc in the hv stage causing the tv to shut down with a loud pop which i had on one of my tvs, but there is no visible arc like ususal, im still scrtatching my head:( |
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Submitted By |
xxx
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Date Posted |
5/2/2004 2:41:32 PM |
Title |
RE: Sony KV-A2912U |
Message |
Dear Alan
I have solved this problem on my tv, it was due to dry joints near the power supply area. On close inspection there were many allmost invisible dryjoints resoldering solved the probem. also if i hit the top of mine the tv would come on.
hope this helps, matt. |
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