Sony kv-20fv12 tv doesn't power up. Thoughts?

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Mairead

Jan 1, 1970
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I bought the unit 3 (I think it was 3) years ago only for the sake o
watching videos when I ride my exercise bike. So the usage level i
very low compared to most tvs, probably less than an hour a day o
average. So I was very surprised when it failed to power up one da
after apparently working flawlessly up til I turned it off the da
before. (I've tried powering on with both the remote and regula
switches, and tested to make sure it was plugged into a live
functioning outlet).

I live on the 3rd floor of an old building without an elevator, so I'
not looking forward to the idea of lugging it downstairs, squeezing i
into my car, taking it to the shop, and then finding out that th
repair would be more than I can afford
 
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PhattyMo

Jan 1, 1970
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Mairead said:
I bought the unit 3 (I think it was 3) years ago only for the sake of
watching videos when I ride my exercise bike. So the usage level is
very low compared to most tvs, probably less than an hour a day on
average. So I was very surprised when it failed to power up one day
after apparently working flawlessly up til I turned it off the day
before. (I've tried powering on with both the remote and regular
switches, and tested to make sure it was plugged into a live,
functioning outlet).

I live on the 3rd floor of an old building without an elevator, so I'm
not looking forward to the idea of lugging it downstairs, squeezing it
into my car, taking it to the shop, and then finding out that the
repair would be more than I can afford.


Maybe the internal fuse? It might have popped from a power surge,or
something..

Of course,it's rarely that simple.
 
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Meat Plow

Jan 1, 1970
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I bought the unit 3 (I think it was 3) years ago only for the sake of
watching videos when I ride my exercise bike. So the usage level is very
low compared to most tvs, probably less than an hour a day on average. So
I was very surprised when it failed to power up one day after apparently
working flawlessly up til I turned it off the day before. (I've tried
powering on with both the remote and regular switches, and tested to make
sure it was plugged into a live, functioning outlet).

I live on the 3rd floor of an old building without an elevator, so I'm not
looking forward to the idea of lugging it downstairs, squeezing it into my
car, taking it to the shop, and then finding out that the repair would be
more than I can afford.

Try unplugging it for a few minutes.
 
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