20 Most Recent Sony Grand WEGA KDF-60WF655 60" Rear Projection HDTV - Page 2 Questions & Answers

POWER SUPPLY BOARD PROBLEM. IF RED LIGHT FLASHES, MAKE NOTE OF THE PATTERN AND CALL TECH SUPPORT

It's a bad optical block. Contact Sony and see if they will help you with relief.

Not sure if this model had this issue but some did--first is the fuse on the lamp housing or not--we have both a Sony listed here and a Toshiba--so tell me which and why you thing the thermal fuse is gone?

I would have to check but that may and is likely the thermal fuse from the lamp to the power supply-----common issue and Sony was replacing them with a different one.The simple test (for me) is with rear cover off look at the plastic housing for the lamp---the fuse is there but hard to see---two wires wind up and under that and enter the main wire harness going to the left (as seen from rear)--if can follow them about the middle of the set in back they connect to a 2 pin plug----with plug unsnapped read across the two wires going back to lamp housing---no reading across them and the fuse is gone.The replacement is different looking.What if I find this I have been known to do is jump the plug on the side going to the power supply(not the lamp side) just to see if set will now work-----not seen one where there was a short but just a poorly designed fuse.

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your tv has a tracking system in the back, it lines up your pic tube and coulors it may just need an ajustment

hello my name is rico, you have bad main board, and it needs to replace it, for the square box to go away. if you need more help, call me anytime. 602-810-7149.

i have the same problem with mine and i took the lamp out and it has vents that got clogged with dust. if cleaning doesnt fix i would replace the lamp

in the manual for the tv will tell you that when the lamp eventually burns out, you may hear a noticeable pop sound. this is normal and it is inherent to this type of lamp. a new lamp will fix it

Something you might want to look at:

http://sites.google.com/site/sonylcdrptvproblems/lamp-overheating-issue

Indicates for model shown a bad optical light engine---check with Sony as several models this is covered even if the set is out of warranty (CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS GOT THIS).It is the most expensive part in the set not even of course counting labor to replace it.

I will not ask why you want to replace it (let me know) but other than Sony directly contact Andrews Electronics (800 number or internet) in Los Angeles who ships all over the place.If you do not have a part number contact research there and they will provide one and tell you cost for part and shipping.

I am having the same problem and we purchased the tv new in April of 2005 had the four yr warranty also. That's obviously passed and now we don't know what to do? What did you find out?

on facebook there is a page "i have a defective sony tv" there is a tab on the left with info on how to get them to offer you a new tv at a discount...you get to keep the old tv and there is also info on a guy who can help you repair your old tv for about $250 good luck

Hi beinhauert,The symptoms you've mentioned indicated that the unit turned to standby mode. This is an indication that there's something wrong on the TV. To help us narrow down where the fault came from, please access the built in "Self diagnostic Screen". Follow the steps below.In standby mode (red light is on), press the button on the remote control in sequence "Display", "5", "Volume (-)", "Power". Self diagnostic screen's displays its log of error. Please let me know the error code with corresponding numerical value "1" means error has been detected, "0" means no error.Jdvillanueva

No, it's a sign of bad convergence. Fix it from the convergence menu.