Additional Information; Troubleshooting - Sony BRAVIA 4-180-168-11(1) Operating Instructions Manual

Additional Information

Troubleshooting

Check whether the 1 (standby) indicator is flashing in red.
When the 1 (standby) indicator is flashing
The self-diagnosis function is activated.
1
Count how many times the 1 (standby) indicator flashes between each three second
break.
For example, the indicator may flash three times, go off for three seconds, then flash again three
times.
2
Press 1 on the TV to turn it off, disconnect the AC power cord (mains lead), and inform
your dealer or Sony service centre of how the indicator flashes (number of flashes).
When the 1 (standby) indicator is not flashing
1
Check the items in the tables below. (Also refer to "Troubleshooting" in the i-Manual.)
2
If the problem persists, have your TV serviced by qualified service personnel.
Condition
Picture
There is no picture (screen
is dark) and no sound.
Tiny black points and/or
bright points appear on the
screen.
General
The TV turns off
automatically (the TV
enters standby mode).
The remote does not
function.
The "Parental Lock"/
"Parental Control Settings"
password has been
forgotten.
Sound is heard when
turning on the TV or
inserting a disc into the
built-in BD player.
10
GB
Explanation/Solution
• Check the antenna (aerial)/cable connection.
• Connect the TV to the AC power (mains), and press 1 on the TV.
• If the 1 (standby) indicator lights up in red, press "/1.
• The screen is composed of pixels. Tiny black points and/or bright
points (pixels) on the screen do not indicate a malfunction.
• Check if the "Sleep Timer" is activated, or confirm the
"Duration" setting of "On Timer".
• Check if the "Idle TV Standby" is activated.
• Replace the batteries.
• Your TV may be in SYNC mode.
Press SYNC MENU, select "TV Control" and then select "Home
(Menu)" or "Options" to control the TV.
• Enter 9999 for the PIN code after selecting "PIN Code" in
"Parental Lock" of "System Settings" in the "Settings" menu.
(PIN code 9999 is always accepted.)
• It is a sound of the built-in BD player working and not a
malfunction.