How to fix a Sony TV remote that is not working?
If your Sony TV remote control isn't working, first replace the batteries. If it still fails, your TV might be in SYNC mode. Press the Control Bar (….) and slide left/right to select [SYNC MENU], then press the touchpad. Select [TV Control] and then select [Home (Menu)] or [Options] to control the TV.
What to do if my Sony Bravia KD-65X8500B TV cannot connect to Wi-Fi via WPS?
If your Sony TV cannot connect to a wireless router using WPS, and you are using WEP security, select [Easy] t [Wi-Fi] t [Connect by scan list]. Then, select the network name (SSID) you want to connect to.
What to do if Sony Bravia KD-65X8500B screen is blank and not responding?
If your Sony TV's audio or video freezes, the screen goes blank, or the TV doesn't respond to the buttons on the TV or remote control, try a simple reset. Unplug the AC power cord (mains lead) for two minutes, and then plug it back in.
How to turn off the LED light on Sony Bravia KD-65X8500B?
If you do not wish the illumination LED to light up on your Sony TV, you can turn it off. Press HOME, then select [Settings] t [System Settings] t [General Set-up] t [Illumination LED] t [Off]. Alternatively, press OPTIONS, then select [Illumination LED] t [Off].
How to manually enter a network name on Sony Bravia KD-65X8500B TV?
If you cannot find the required network name in the network setup of your Sony TV, select [Manual Entry] and press to enter the network name.
General| Screen Size | 65 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | LED |
| Backlight Type | Edge LED |
| HDR Support | No |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Operating System | Android TV |
| Audio Power Output | 20W |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| USB Ports | 3 |
| 3D | Yes |
| Refresh Rate | 120Hz |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K) |
| Weight without stand | 25 kg |
Crucial advice on TV placement, stability, and anchoring to prevent falls and injuries.
Covers basic safety precautions for installation and warnings about battery exposure.
Specifies required space around the TV for proper airflow, whether wall-mounted or on a stand.
Details how to ensure good air circulation by avoiding certain placements and orientations.
Provides instructions on safely moving the TV and packing it for repairs or relocation.
Advises using strong cords to secure the TV and prevent tipping hazards.
Outlines crucial precautions for using the AC power cord and outlet to prevent fire, shock, or damage.
Lists locations, environmental conditions, and situations to avoid for safe and proper TV operation.
Covers precautions for broken pieces, liquid contact, and child safety related to TV usage.
Explains how to safely disconnect the TV from power when not in use for extended periods.
Offers advice on viewing comfort, breaks for 3D content, and eye strain prevention.
Explains normal LCD screen characteristics, temperature effects, and potential damage from physical contact.
Instructs to unplug the TV for specific damage or liquid ingress issues and where to find button locations.
Provides instructions and precautions for safely cleaning the TV's screen and cabinet.
Covers safe battery handling for the remote, wireless feature precautions, and optional equipment placement.
Explains proper disposal methods for electrical and electronic equipment according to regional regulations.
Step-by-step guide to attach the table-top stand to the TV, including torque specifications.
Important notes for stand installation, including the need for multiple people and clear space.
Illustrates how to bundle and secure cables using the provided holder for a tidy setup.
Shows how to hide the TV camera if it is not intended for use.
Explains how to operate the TV using both the Touchpad and IR remote controls.
Guides users on how to access the on-screen guide for touchpad gestures.
Provides steps to launch the interactive tutorial for the touchpad remote.
Details how to connect devices using an HDMI cable, including clearance requirements.
Explains how to connect devices using composite AV cables for video and audio input.
Guides users on connecting devices using component video and audio cables.
Details how to connect MHL-compatible smartphones and devices using authorized MHL cables.
Explains how the TV charges MHL devices and allows remote control of connected MHL devices.
Compares picture quality standards (SD, HD, 4K) associated with different cable types.
Advises customers to use professional installers and outlines responsibilities for dealers/contractors.
Specifies the use of the SU-WL450 bracket and refers to its installation guide.
Instructs to remove specific screws from the TV rear before wall mounting.
Provides model-specific dimensions and required mounting lengths for wall installation.
Details how to attach specific parts to the TV for standard and slim wall mounting.
Advises connecting necessary cables to the TV after the bracket is attached.
Instructs how to detach the table-top stand after wall mounting preparation.
Guides on attaching the stand cover to the TV.
Details the final steps for installing the TV onto the wall base using hook locations.
Explains troubleshooting for flashing red LED and how to perform a simple TV reset for unresponsive issues.
Addresses no picture/sound, poor tuning, and remote control malfunctions.
Covers parental lock, warm TV, Wi-Fi connection problems, and button locations.
Details the TV system, panel type, color system, channel coverage, and wireless technology.
Lists and describes all available input/output terminals, including HDMI, USB, and LAN.
Lists optional accessories available for the TV, such as wall-mount brackets and 3D glasses.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, power requirements, and consumption.
Provides detailed dimensions for the TV with and without the stand for various models.
Details the approximate mass of the TV and notes on optional accessories and design changes.
Explains digital TV (DVB) function requirements and compatibility for broadcast signals.
Lists trademarks and registered trademarks related to HDMI, DLNA, Dolby, Sony, and other technologies.
Details trademarks for Gracenote, Opera, Wi-Fi, DTS, Bluetooth, NFC, and UEI Technology.
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