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...4 blinks in Standby. . TV screen won't turn on...has 4 blinks in Standby. I've tried the hard reset..leaving it turned off for 5 hours..nothing. The 4 blinks indicate a vertical deflection problem. ...

...4 blinks standby (red light) Sounds like unit is coming on, no pic/sound. 4 red light blinks, pause, 4 blinks again, etc. 4 blinks meens no vertical deflection, check ic509 and q1505 regards,

...4 times again. The power/standby light continues to blink red for 4 times until it is unplugged. I have replaced the lamp, and still no change. Before I spend a bundle on service calls I thought I'd ...

...standby light blinks 4 times picture suddenly changed to white on bottom and black on top with gradiations of gray in between. After a second it turned black & the standby light began blinking: 4 ...

Standby LED blinks 4 times When the Bravia is switched on with the remote the TV & green led comes on for a few seconds and goes off. The standby led blinks 4 times repeatedly with an interval. ...

...standby mode Malfunction of power supply circuit 3 : +B OVP 000 Vertical deflection stop 4 times IC1509(V out) is broken. Q1505(V Pulse Buffer) is broken. Raster goes to one line horizontally, Aand ...

...standby light blinks 4 times When he tv turns off automatically and goes in standby the ligths blinks 4 times. How do I get in menu/setting to turn off the sleep mode? 4 blinks is bad backlight ...

standby red light blinks 4 times. Can I fix Power standby red light blinks 4 times. Can I fix the problem by myself? If your television is a dlp set, yes you can. More than likely it is your bulb that

...4 digit code used and go back to 1 7) Press the standby button on the Sky Remote (The TV should go to standby) 8) Press select to store this setting If the TV does not go into standby press the TV ...

...where the fault came from. My sony standby light blinks 4 times pauses and then continues 4x. it never stops blinking. I tried your suggestion but nothing happened. any more ideas? Thanks ...