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Sony KDF-E42A10 Projection TV problem, lamp?
I just got a sony 42" projection tv. When I turn it on, the LED light on the front flashes green for about a minute, then turns red, and blinks continuously at a slower rate. I did some research, and was able to determine that it could be the bulb. I am the second owner, and do not have any previous information as to what could have happened with it. I got it as is, not working of course, but am hoping to get it fixed. I removed the lamp as soon as I determined that it could be bad, and it has some dust on it, so I'm assuming its the original one. The TV is about 6 years old, released in January, 2006. Any idea what the problem could be? I don't want to purchase a lamp until I know that's the problem. I looked into it, and can buy one for about $35 on amazon. Thanks. And please be serious with your answers.
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
Hello Nathan,
I apologize that you are having issues with the KDFE42A10. To get this resolved, you may email us at sonylistens@am.sony.com Please include your model#, a brief description of the product, and any contact info. When you email us, please provide them your Event ID # that I created for you. It is E56294991.
I look forward in resolving this issue in a timely manner.
Thank you for choosing SONY, and have a good day!
-Josh James
Sony Support USA
- Anonymous5 years ago
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