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chrisantony:
Hi

I have a Sony and it has a very intermittent fault, when I say intermittent I mean intermittent, it may not fault for weeks if not mths and when it does fault it gives 9 blinks (DTT Fault).

I cant get it to fault after testing testing testing, now this is what I want to know, if it is at all humanly possible, the tv came from an area where signal isnt as strong as it is where I am, and I am thinking that in bad weather the digital signal went so low it caused the sony to do its max headroom/sky when it rains routine and shut down thinking it was a fault within the tuner...could this happen??

Also thinking about the owners aerial and if it was good enough to handle the digital switch

Any help appreciated

downunder:
Not sure about your theories, lol, what about AGC?
For code 9, the EURAS database states "Replace DVB panel/Card reader assembly".

chrisantony:

--- Quote from: downunder on January 26, 2013,03:41:52 ---Not sure about your theories, lol, what about AGC?
For code 9, the EURAS database states "Replace DVB panel/Card reader assembly".

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Thanks Downunder, but sod changing anything yet, I may aswell wait till it gives up the ghost and keep my eyes peeled for a sony with a popped screen

Keith:
Hi,

Very common fault, the DVB board can cause intermittent start up, cutting out or not powering up at all.

Keith

chrisantony:

--- Quote from: Keith on January 26, 2013,06:42:59 ---Hi,

Very common fault, the DVB board can cause intermittent start up, cutting out or not powering up at all.

Keith

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Thanks Keith, the tv finally gave up the ghost and after buying and replacing two digital boards (dodgey ebay seller sold me a faulty one) it is all up and running again, I did find if anyone else is struggling that the part in question is not just for the 32, (Part Number:-Digital board 1-869-656-21) I got this one out of a 40inch sony and its working fine...yipeee

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