20 Most Recent Sony KV-32XBR250 TV Questions & Answers

In most of the case, the problem is a defective LCD panel, if is it, there is not worth to fix.

Hello

You are a technician and you whats to know the model service code I thinks, and posts this solution.

Use the Remote Commander (RM-Y183, RM-Y184) to perform the circuit adjustments in this section

SETTING THE SERVICE ADJUSTMENT
MODE

1. Standby mode (Power off).

2. Press the following buttons on the remote commander within one

second of each other:
DISPLAY Channel 5 Sound Volume + Power

READING THE MEMORY

1. Enter into service mode.

2. Press 0 on the remote commander.
3. Press ENTER to read memory.

ADJUSTING THE PICTURE

1. Enter into service mode

2. Press 2 or 5 on the remote to select the device item.

3. Press 1 or 4 on the remote to select an item.

4. Press 3 or 6 on the remote to change the data.

RESETTING THE DATA

Note: Be careful when using the remote! It will clear and re-initialize

ALL NVM data including defl ection adjustment data if not reset
properly as follows:
5. Press MUTING then ENTER to write into memory.

RESETTING THE DEFLECTION NVM DATA

1. Enter into service mode.

2. Press 7 , then MENU, and then press ENTER on the remote.

RESETTING THE SYSTEM NVM DATA

1. Enter into service mode.

2. Press 7 , then 9 , and then press ENTER on the remote.

RESETTING THE SYSTEM NVM DATA

1. Enter into service mode.
2. Press 8 and then press ENTER on the remote.

MEMORY WRITE CONFIRMATION

METHOD

1. After adjustment, pull out the plug from the AC outlet, then replace the

plug in the AC outlet again.

2. Turn the power switch ON and set to Service Mode.
3. Call the adjusted items again to confi rm they were adjusted.
Ok.

The blinking light is the fault code to enable the engineer to have a good guess at where the fault area lies.
Count the blinks and tell a Sony repair shop, they will have a good idea of the cost.
Hope that helps.

Hello
Blinking of standby light in Sont TVs denotes fault indication. You just count the number of blinks occurs each time you switch on the TV. Please switch it ON and OFF by its front panel power switch, and not with the remote control. Do it three or more times, and keenly look at the number of blinks; confirm it, and send it to me through Fixya. OK.

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Since I can't see your screen, I'll guess.

If the picture shrinks away in the vertical, fast or slow, it is in the vertical control circuit.

If the whole picture shrinks in both axes simultaneously, the high voltage circuit is the culprit.
This section is responsible for producing the accelerating voltage for the beam so if it is dropping out (quite common after years of use) there will be nothing to speed the beam to the phosphor to produce light.

Turn up the intensity when the picture drops out to see if you have any trace of light.
If not, it is the latter problem.

If you can still see a horizontal line that flickers a little (from video content) then it is the first problem described.

IF the flyback (HV) transformer is still available, it will cost somewhere between $25-$100 US (many lower cost sources have disappeared) plus labor.
Depending on whether the fault was the flyback or the high power transistor that drives it, there could be additional parts needed.

Since you indicated that it operates OK for a while, it could also be something as primitive as a failed solder joint and these can be tough to find (=$$ labor).

Since I can't see your screen, I'll guess.

If the picture shrinks away in the vertical, fast or slow, it is in the vertical control circuit.

If the whole picture shrinks in both axes simultaneously, the high voltage circuit is the culprit.
This section is responsible for producing the accelerating voltage for the beam so if it is dropping out (quite common after years of use) there will be nothing to speed the beam to the phosphor to produce light.

Turn up the intensity when the picture drops out to see if you have any trace of light.
If not, it is the latter problem.

If you can still see a horizontal line that flickers a little (from video content) then it is the first problem described.

IF the flyback (HV) transformer is still available, it will cost somewhere between $25-$100 US (many lower cost sources have disappeared) plus labor.
Depending on whether the fault was the flyback or the high power transistor that drives it, there could be additional parts needed.

Since you indicated that it operates OK for a while, it could also be something as primitive as a failed solder joint and these can be tough to find (=$$ labor).

From the symptoms you describe, it seems the high voltage flyback autotransformer has failed along with the horizontal amplifier (they are slaved to each other). The sound comes from the flyback unit.

Well, the only way to solve this is to get a technician take a look at the set, I'm afraid. Repairs could cost upto $100 or more, depending upon the number of components that need to be replaced,


It may be worth getting fixed up. If you decide to do so, call around, as shops have different rates and different expertise.

Hope that helps!

Is this set hooked to cable? Is there a cable or satellite box? When you press the menu button, do you see the menu on screen? Do you see anything on the screen, such as snow, or is it completely black? If the signal is OK and the TV has no picture at all, the red LED on the front of the set should be flashing a certain number of times. If the LED is flashing, the computer has detected a problem in the set and shut the picture off. If this is the case, there is no way for you to bring the picture back by pressing buttons. The number of times the LED flashes is the computer's way of displaying exactly why there is no picture. The set should then be serviced by a qualified tech familiar with Sony TV's. If the LED is not flashing and the menu comes up on screen, check your signal source. If you are using a cable or satellite box, that box could be bad, and if you are using RCA jacks, the yellow (video) wire could be bad or pulled out.

your problem is called retrace lines it is due to 1 supply to red out put is absent 2 problem in red video output 3 loose contact in red output ckt 4 connector loose 5 crt base loose 6 circuit from red output of chroma ic to red video input 7 chroma ic defective regards

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I need code for newstar ntr b28z for my Sony tv

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Unfortunately, I can't provide specific code for your Sony TV remote without knowing the exact model number. However, you can usually find the code in the user manual of your Sony TV or by contacting Sony customer support. Alternatively, you can try using the auto-search feature on your newstar ntr b28z remote to find the correct code for your Sony TV.



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need code for newstar ntr b28z

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To find the code for your Sony TV using the Newstar NTR B28Z remote, you can try these general steps:

Turn on your Sony TV.
Press and hold the "TV" button on your Newstar remote until it blinks twice.
Enter the code for Sony TVs. Some common Sony TV codes are: 0000, 0011, 0080, 0111, 1234. If none of these work, you can proceed to the next step.
Press the "Power" button on the Newstar remote. If the TV turns off, the code is correct. If not, try a different code.
Once you've found the correct code, press the "TV" button again to lock it in.
If none of the provided codes work, you might need to consult the manual of your Newstar remote or contact their customer support for assistance.

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2 red light blinks can mean a power supply problem that can be caused by a problem on the main board. An authorised Sony repair shop can fix that for you.

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