Hi again, so I have this very nice and capable Tv yet it has this 4 red blinks error, it will turn on but after about 4 minutes or so it will turn off showing the 4 red blinking lights, from the remote I can turn it straight back on again and yet again it's about 4 minutes and then it will turn off again, from my research it seems it's a fan issue and there's possibly 3 of them, all probably needing a clean but what I ask is there anything to watch out for when trying to repair this issue? some have said actually taking the fans apart, cleaning them and then a re-grease, it also looks to have a green tinge to everything, I'm guessing degraded optics, namely the little LCD devices but maybe a clean can help here too, thanks, Andy.
Sony KDS-55A2000 4 blinks error.
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Re: Sony KDS-55A2000 4 blinks error.
http://elektrotanya.com/
I have the same set. Go the site and type inmodel # and you can download the Service Manual and the Training module -
Re: Sony KDS-55A2000 4 blinks error.
OK, all done it seems, took the whole of the rear apart, had a look at the fan, was very clean so I just put it all back together and it seems OK, it's just this green/yellow hue that I just can't adjust out, I guess this is the green blob people have experienced with there sets, it's a bit annoying but I can't really complain for £45.Last edited by Dang; 11-12-2013, 11:05 AM.Comment
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