Four beep flashing - Sony FD Trinitron WEGA KV-34HS510 34" TV

Based on symptom and details, the control has detected a component failure. Since your model does not have digital display window in order to display a fault code, it will flash the four indicator lights of

Drying, Cool Down, Wrinkle Rid (Press Saver), and Clean Lint Filter will flash the number of times for the first digit of the code and the START indicator light will flash the number of times for the second digit.

Take separate counts of each indicator light, then repeat to confirm in order to be accurate in identifying the proper error code. The code is obtained by counting the number of times the lights flash. Example E24: The four indicator lights would flash twice indicating the 2 and the START indicator light will flash four times indicating the 4. The four indicator lights and the START indicator light

start flashing at the same time. The control will pause for 2 seconds, then repeat the code.

The failure is likely because of a faulty thermistor or because the heater is not working. It could have a broken heating element or a burnt wire connection at the control board. I would begin by accessing the thermistor and disconnecting it. The thermistor can be tested with an Ohm meter. The thermistor should measure approximately 50,000/5K Ohms at room temperature.

The heating element is located behind the drum and it can be disconnected and tested for continuity with an Ohm meter.

NOTE: Disconnect the dryer from the power supply before servicing.

Seems some LPG computer error - some of its sensors faulty/disconnected. What LPG ecuis fitted in?

I recomend checking drain hose for kinks or obstructions and checking drain pump. most dishwashers will drain first for about 25/30 seconds.Also check the drain hose into the main plumbing connection it maybe blocked.If it cant drain it wont do anything hope this helps.

keep pushing f2 now youll see the page use arrow keys change your boot log f12 now restart it back up on a f12 now it going ask you do you want run windows go there.

This is because the BJ Cartridge is not installed. Please refer to your manual page 214.

Two beeps: Out of paper, or paper feed error
Three beeps: Paper jam
Four beeps: BJ Cartridge out of ink
Five beeps: Cartridge not installed correctly
Six beeps: BJ Cartridge not installed
Seven beeps: BJ Cartridge defective
Eight beeps: Waste ink tank almost full
Nine beeps: Automatic print head alignment failed
The POWER lamp flashes orange and green alternately with beeps: Service error

YBC (/\)

4 beeps mean your th'ers something wrong with your computer's memory. Make sure that the chips are seated firmly in their sockets If that dont help pull out the chips and reseat the chips
Hope this helps.

4 Blinks means that an incorrect voltage had been detected on the +5V circuit coming from PSU to digital control board.
The PSU must be tested and eventually repaired or replaced.

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.

I tilted mine backwards with it running and beeping and it stopped beeping shortly...It made a mess on the floor of course but I put it down and lights were still flashing but no more beeping. Thought I would try tipping it forward while it was running and the lights went off and the beeping never started again. Its working fine now??

sounds like it's trying to boot to the dead drive- pay attention to the screen when you power on F12 or F1 whatever get's you to boot menu- change the order to exclude the broken drive- it should stop beeping.