TV doesnt turn on

First check your tv if it has standby power. if it has standby power please do count the number of blinks of red led. (it is on a sequence) so that we can walk through the steps and procedure to get rid of the trouble. if theres no stanby power, its probably the power supply. please do check busted fuse and replace with same ratings.

In standby mode (red led on/after the led stops from blinking), press "Display", "5", Volume (-)", "Power on" on the remote control in sequence, self diagnostic screen will be display, let me know the what is on the screen to diagnose where the fault came from.

Hello
Standby light on Sony TVs blinks 16 times is abnormal I thiks. It may come up to 8 blinks or so. You jsut switch off the set by AC mains switch at the front panel, switch it again with it and count the exact numbers. Never switch it On_Off by remote hanset.
If it happens even after this process, you just do the following
Press the following button on your remote control as stated
"Display"_"Channel"_"5"_"Vol Minus" [not plus] then "Power".
You may get "OVP" "OCP" "V STOP" etc displayed on the screen.
Just report the result to me through Fixya. Ok.

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1. Press "Display" on the remote, followed by the 5 button, then the sound up key, and "Power On." Do this while the TV is in Standby mode.
   
2. Step 2 Then press "Jump" 3 times to enter the DE Service menu. The TV screen will display the total lamp time hours.
   
3. Step 3 Reset the lamp time by pressing channel 3, then mute, then enter. This will put your lamp counter back to 0.good luck
   

shaun

Hi,sony are good with there blink codes,try searching the net for advice on this particular code and model of tv,this could be anything from a capaciter going low in value in the tv(power supply normaly)to the tube.

Here's my suggestion , unhook all the external components to the TV and leave the TV unplugged for more than a few minutes (a day/overnight). The next day plug the TV into the wall outlet (not the powerstrip) without anything hooked up to it, and turn it on. See if it comes on. Sometimes unplugging for a few minutes/hours is not long enough for it to reset itself.