6 red light blinks-possible thermal fuse prob.

Please count the amount of blinks before it pauses. The number of blinks will say if the door isnt latched all of the way or if the thermal fuse has popped above the lamp area. Hope its a 6 blink as that is the thermal fuse which is easy to bypass or replace.

Brand and model would be helpful.

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/user-manuals/uh30010com-hoover-parts-vacuum-manual
WARNING: TO REDUCE RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY - UNPLUG CLEANER BEFORE SERVICING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE REASON POSSIBLE SOLUTION

2. Blown fuse or tripped breaker.
4. Thermal protector activated. (power
light is flashing)
1. Disposable bag is full. ("Check Bag"
indicator illumJnated red)
1. Disposable bag not installed correctly.
3. Brushroll is worn out.

2. Check fuse or breaker in home. Replace fuse/reset breaker.
4. Turn the cleaner off and disconnect it from the electrical
outlet. Then allow cleaner to cool for 30 minutes. If the
thermal protector continues to activate see Needs Service
solution #5.
1. Replace disposable bag - Pg. 9.
1. Review disposable bag removal and replacement - Pg. 9.
3. Replace brushroll - Pg. 10.

Turn the cleaner off and disconnect it from the electrical
outlet. Then allow cleaner to cool for 30 minutes. If the
thermal protector continues to activate see Needs Service

If you mean the thermal fuse, the set should have a red blink code of 5 blinks. The thermal fuse is way inside on the frame of the lamp housing but can be tested with rear cover removed.

If you have one bad the red blinking light will have to display some code.

Same question again? You want instructions for replacing the thermal fuse that protects the Lamp?

If that fuse is gone the red light will blink a specific sequence like 5 blinks 5 blinks

You still have your guessed problem. 6 blinks means Low B+ error (power supply). This can be caused by an open thermal fuse, loading by another circuit board, or the power supply itself.

p# 19100239 6 blinks indicates fuse. Do not plug set into switched outlet. besure set is allowed to cool down before ac power is ever removed. Thermal fuse is on the optical block under the lamp housing. do goole search for part availability and source.

The PROPER way to replace the thermal fuse is to remove the optical block first. There are at least two recessed screws holding the block in place. BE VERY CAREFUL removing the block as it is very easy to tear/rip wires when doing so. I cannot emphasize enough NOT TO JUST THROW THE NEW THERMAL FUSE INSIDE THE CABINET!!!! The thermal fuse is a safety device mounted near the lamp to prevent overheating. Those that choose to just let the fuse "sit out in the open air" are risking greater failures and the possibility of fire.

The thermal fuse is located under the optical block. However the optical block needs to be removed to replace it. So unless you are very familiar with the disassembly of this tv I suggest you have a Sony ASC to do the repair work for you. You don't want to take a chance of damaging the optical block.

the g1 board is your issue. 6 blinks means there is no or low b+ coming from the g1 board.