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post #1 of 90
Thread Starter 
So I have had my 34XS955 for about a week and I have already seen the problem where the TV will not come on and you have to unplug it to fix it.

Is this a normal thing for most xs/xbr CRT owners?
How often does it happen?
Should I worry?

Lets do a poll. If you own a xs/xbr model Sony CRT:

1. What model TV do you own?
2. How long have you owned it?
3. How many times have you had this problem happen to your TV?
post #2 of 90
960
yes 1 time only
almost 3 months old
post #3 of 90
XBR960N
2 months old
Never.
post #4 of 90
960
1 month
never
post #5 of 90
XBR960
5 months
Never
post #6 of 90
XBR960
six months
once (last week)
post #7 of 90
34XBR960
6 months or so
Once, first week after delivery. I unplugged it for 60 seconds, plugged it back in and I've never seen it again.
post #8 of 90
30XS955
6 months
happened once about a month after purchase
Working like a champ since
post #9 of 90
XBR960
5 Months
Once, after I had it for about 25 days.
post #10 of 90
KD-30XS955
for a year and two months
I think it happened twice, but not sure if the remote was pointed at the TV, anyways the third time I pressed power it powered on, both times, "this" happened during the first two months

if you look at your poll, it seems to happen very early then never again
post #11 of 90
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by kny3twalker View Post


if you look at your poll, it seems to happen very early then never again

Yup, I was thinking the same thing. Maybe it is a part that is still breaking in.
post #12 of 90
30XS955 - Maybe once within the first month of ownership. I'm not completely sure. I may not have hit the button fully. I have had my set since December.
post #13 of 90
30XS955 owned for less than a month. Never happened.
post #14 of 90
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gage33 View Post

So I have had my 34XS955 for about a week and I have already seen the problem where the TV will not come on and you have to unplug it to fix it.

Is this a normal thing for most xs/xbr CRT owners?
How often does it happen?
Should I worry?

No it's not normal to have to unplug a TV to get it to turn on. That would be like having to occasionally push-start your new BMW to get it to start. The TV is defective - have it replaced with a working unit.
post #15 of 90
30XS955
3 years
Never happend
post #16 of 90
36xs955 (one heavy beast)
1 month
Never (w/ fingers crossed)
post #17 of 90
34XBR910 for 2 1/2 years, never happened.
post #18 of 90
40XBR700
4 years
Never
post #19 of 90
30XS955
Owned 7 months
Happened once, last month
post #20 of 90
34xbr960
8 months
happened twice, so far
post #21 of 90
34xbr960
2 months
once (last week)
post #22 of 90
34xbr960, June 2004 build

Happened 5 times since purchase. I am using a power conditioner (maybe that's why)
post #23 of 90
- 34xs955
- 1 week, but was a display at circuit city for 9 months.
- happened this morning, no degauss noise, light blinked, no picture or sound, then unplugged it and plugged it abck after 30 seconds. worked fine
post #24 of 90
30XS955
10 months
happened once about a month after purchase
post #25 of 90
Not an HDTV, but I have an old 1993 19" Sony Trinitron in my bedroom where the power supply had to be repaired three times during the warranty. After that, it worked flawlessly for ten years. Then the power supply died again, so it's time for a new TV. I am looking at the new Toshiba 26HF66 right now as a replacement. It's the largest I can get to put on top of my dresser drawer. I wish Sony made a 26", tough.
post #26 of 90
Forgot to add,

Those five times where I had to unplug the set was within the first month of purchase.
post #27 of 90
34XS955

5 months

That has yet to happen
post #28 of 90
Quote:


Not an HDTV, but I have an old 1993 19" Sony Trinitron in my bedroom where the power supply had to be repaired three times during the warranty. After that, it worked flawlessly for ten years. Then the power supply died again, so it's time for a new TV. I am looking at the new Toshiba 26HF66 right now as a replacement. It's the largest I can get to put on top of my dresser drawer. I wish Sony made a 26", tough.

admin please do not delete this thread cause he is trying to pollute it
post #29 of 90
34xs955

1 month

happened today
post #30 of 90
34XBR910
~2 years
has never happened
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