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no. there's some problem on its display circuits that it need to be corrected, picture becoming dark has some problem with the inverter power supply circuits that responsible for lighting the small lcd flourescent light. maybe some loose connection in the components cause that to happen
If you have a rear projection LCD TV the cause is excessive heat, that in turn is normally caused by dirty air filters or poor air flow. If you clean the air filters out it may halt the progress of the problem.
I have also experienced the same problem on two occasions, but my Sony TV KDLV3000 has actually been backwards and forwards on three occasions to be repaired. I have had a new control unit and will be having a second screen replacement shortly. I have contacted my local Sony Centre and they have stated that they will only replace the TV if there are THREE IDENTICAL faults.
COME ON SONY CENTRE GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER AND TAKE A NOTE FROM JOHN LEWIS THERE CUSTOMER CARE IS SECOND TO NONE.
Not sure I'll buy a Sony again after this experience having been a loyal Sony customer for a number of years, will probably look at a Samsung or LG next time.
To check your lamp useage hours:
1. turn on TV by touching the POWER button on the TV, not on the remote 2. press and hold CHANNEL DOWN and MENU on the TV 3. using remote, select "SERVICE ALIGNMENT (or something)" from the menu.
4. press VOLUME UP to V90 5. press CHANNEL UP
If you have around 1500-2000 hours, then you'll need a new lamp soon. Don't wait too long... It will get dimmer and dimmer at an ever-increasing rate.
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