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Anonymous Posted on Aug 12, 2008

Sony bravia tv keeps switching on and off

Hi

Could someone please help me my Sony Bravia tv keeps switching itself on and off every minute or so, had trouble with my cable services had to reboot it since then the tv has gone haywire. I have checked in my manual and it said to check the timer was not activated which it wasn't ,it doesn't even stay on that long for me to check any of the settings. Although it goes off the green light still stays on.

Hope someone out there can help me solve it.

Kind Regards
Mary

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  • Anonymous Oct 06, 2008

    My Sony Bravia 46" has the same problem. trying to find a reasonable repair shop.

  • Anonymous Apr 23, 2009

    my Sony Bravia is about 2 years old, once i turn it on it then begins to turn itself off??? recently it has become more frequent, about 3-4 times in less than an hour...what's causing this?

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Anonymous

I had the same problem, seems to have something to do with the external aerial socket. I unplugged the aerial and had no more trouble (only a solution if you don't use freeview)

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