Re: Sony KDL 60EX720 with 2 blinks but not the prblem from service manual
One final note regarding Sony. The whole reason I had this TV in the first place was that my original Sony had the problem with the green hue that was an extremely common problem. So much so, that it had a class action lawsuit and so they offered a discounted new TV as a remedy. When I got the TV, I wasn't given the option to buy an extended warranty and wasn't even given a receipt that showed how much I paid for it. I called about that and they said they won't give me one and if I have a problem just use...
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Re: Sony KDL 60EX720 with 2 blinks but not the prblem from service manual
I was hoping to get a response from a tv repair guru but sadly I didn't. I ordered the G8 board and replaced it. Then replaced the R6540 fuse/resistor on the G6 board and called Sony support to see if there were any final checks I can do to make sure the G6 board has normal voltages. They were as worthless as I thought. They just told me to call a serviceman. So I just plugged it in and low and behold, it turned back on. So, the problem was the G8 board failed and took out the G6 fuse/resistor. I hope I can...
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Sony KDL 60EX720 with 2 blinks but not the prblem from service manual
TV was on and suddenly went dark with no sound and led started blinking twice which according to the service manual, is the G6 power supply board (PFC, 3.3V STBY and 12 volt regulated). It also has a G8 board that is the LLC resonance circuit board and provides the 24V regulated. This board still was providing the 3.3V STBY, of course since I was getting blink codes and also the AC off detect 3.3V.
I ordered a NEW board (not Ebay) and when I installed it, it did nothing. No picture, sound and no voltages except AC to main rectifier and a rectifier output that is low but no DC outputs....
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Started in electronics years ago but have been working at a system level for many years and am a bit rusty with detailed circuitry operation such as switching power supplies but want to learn.
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