topic Re: Sony Bravia kd 55x8509c in Android TV

Sony Bravia kd 55x8509c

jjleonard — Wed, 14 Jul 2021 09:12:20 GMT

Hi all 
I have a Sony Bravia 4 k tv that cost a lot of money and is just out of warranty surprising ?
Once i turn it on - the Light flashes 6 times - then turns off - no picture.
- tried unplugging , holding the buttons in but did not work .

Can you tell me how much to fix this issue please and what is the issue ? 
The Tv details are as follows 

Sony Bravia tv - 55 inch 4k 
KD 55X8509C
S/N 6811309
P/N 18706601

Any help would be great 

regards 
John

Re: Sony Bravia kd 55x8509c

LightFoot — Wed, 14 Jul 2021 09:26:30 GMT

Hi @jjleonard

I’m sorry but this is a community of customers so your best course of action is to contact Sony Customer Support for your Country or Region. As it is out of warranty then your options are limited. The chances are the power board is faulty and may cost more to repair than to buy a new modern TV. However only Sony will be able to tell you.

Re: Sony Bravia kd 55x8509c

jjleonard — Wed, 28 Jul 2021 07:52:44 GMT

Hi all 
I have a Sony Bravia 4 k tv that cost a lot of money and is just out of warranty surprising ?
Once i turn it on - the Light flashes 6 times - then turns off - no picture.
- tried unplugging , holding the buttons in but did not work .

Can you tell me what is the issue ? 
The Tv details are as follows 

Sony Bravia tv - 55 inch 4k 
KD 55X8509C
S/N 6811309
P/N 18706601

Any help would be great

Re: Sony Bravia kd 55x8509c

royabrown2 — Wed, 28 Jul 2021 13:49:29 GMT

@jjleonard

You are supposed to post something different this time, and something that shows you have taken on board the reply from @LightFoot and not just completely ignored it 😢

Re: Sony Bravia kd 55x8509c

HannahEd01 — Tue, 03 Aug 2021 13:58:24 GMT

Hi jjleonard, make sure that you try the force reset specifically as described here and that you get the green light: https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/articles/00159906

Usually 6 times red means the screen is faulty. I don't think this is repairable. Where are you based anyway?