Hi community! Germany calling I am wondering if you guys can help me out. I have an issue with my Sony LED TV. I've been told this is a good place to ask. Thanks for anyone who will reply and offer advice. Appreciated!
I have a KD-65X9005A Sony 4k LED TV. For a few weeks I've got this problem where I turn on the TV and within a few seconds the TV starts getting darker until it shuts itself off and I get the 4 blinking error code. HOWEVER there is one exception: Whenever I switch to the i-Manual, a full screen on-screen instruction manual, the TV never turns off. I tested for hours! Here I uploaded a picture of it:
Online research tells me there is a backlight error and I can bypass it by grounding the wire that sends the error signal to the main board. I know it won't fix the underlying issue but chances are my TV will work just fine for the time being - once I disable the error signal.
I already replaced the powerboard and grounded the BL_ERR wire. My observations:
1) When I disconnect the powerboard end of the BL_ERR wire and ground it to one of the powerboard screws nothing changes. TV turns on and off within a few seconds. Then I get the 4 blinking error code.
2) When I disconnect the mainboard end of the BL_ERR wire and ground it to one of the mainboard screws the TV gives me 6 red blinking error code. The TV doesn't even turn on.
Right now I don't know how to proceed. I am grateful for some advice!
Here some more pics. (I can upload more pictures if needed.)
First a close-up of the powerboard:
And here is the complete back of my tv:
I have a KD-65X9005A Sony 4k LED TV. For a few weeks I've got this problem where I turn on the TV and within a few seconds the TV starts getting darker until it shuts itself off and I get the 4 blinking error code. HOWEVER there is one exception: Whenever I switch to the i-Manual, a full screen on-screen instruction manual, the TV never turns off. I tested for hours! Here I uploaded a picture of it:
Online research tells me there is a backlight error and I can bypass it by grounding the wire that sends the error signal to the main board. I know it won't fix the underlying issue but chances are my TV will work just fine for the time being - once I disable the error signal.
I already replaced the powerboard and grounded the BL_ERR wire. My observations:
1) When I disconnect the powerboard end of the BL_ERR wire and ground it to one of the powerboard screws nothing changes. TV turns on and off within a few seconds. Then I get the 4 blinking error code.
2) When I disconnect the mainboard end of the BL_ERR wire and ground it to one of the mainboard screws the TV gives me 6 red blinking error code. The TV doesn't even turn on.
Right now I don't know how to proceed. I am grateful for some advice!
Here some more pics. (I can upload more pictures if needed.)
First a close-up of the powerboard:
And here is the complete back of my tv:
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