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If there is no sound on your Sony TV, first ensure that the volume level isn't too low by pressing the Volume Up button (+). Also, check if the TV is muted and, if so, press the mute button (¤) to restore the sound. Local interference from devices like hair dryers can also cause sound issues, so avoid using such equipment near the TV.
What to do if my Sony TRINITRON KV-HF51P50 has no picture?
If your Sony TV screen is blank, make sure the power cord, antenna, and any VCR connections are properly connected. If all connections are secure, try turning off the TV using the main power button (U) on the TV itself for about five seconds, and then turn it back on.
Why does my Sony TRINITRON KV-HF51P50 TV have double images or ghosts?
Double images or ghosts on your Sony TV can be caused by broadcast signals being reflected off nearby mountains or buildings. Try adjusting the antenna direction to minimize interference. Also, ensure that a booster is not causing the issue by turning it off or disconnecting it. The magnetic disturbance from external speakers or other equipment, or the direction of the earth’s magnetic field may also affect the TV. Locate the TV away from external speakers or other equipment. Consider using a highly directional antenna.
General| Display Type | CRT |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 480i |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Weight | 68 kg |
| Video Interface | Composite, S-Video, Component |
| Audio Interface | RCA |
| Speakers | 2 |
| Inputs | Composite, S-Video, Component |
Technical specifications for the KV-HF51P50 television model.
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Technical specifications for the KV-XF21N90 television model.
Explains STANDBY/TIMER lamp flashes as diagnostic codes for troubleshooting.
How to view, manage, and clear self-diagnosis results and screen displays.
Initial setup, connecting antenna, VCR, and optional components.
Basic TV viewing, additional functions, and display language settings.
Procedures for automatically and manually tuning channels, plus skipping programs.
How to select and change favorite channels for quick access.
Adjusting fine tuning, color system, and picture distortion for optimal display.
Selecting picture/sound modes and adjusting surround sound for an enhanced experience.
Instructions for setting the Wake Up and Sleep timers for automatic TV operation.
How to prevent unauthorized viewing of specific channels using the child lock feature.
Accessing and viewing Teletext broadcasts for information services.
Addresses common problems like snowy pictures, noisy sound, and no image/audio.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling TV components like covers, chassis, and boards.
Guides for beam landing, convergence, focus, white balance, and circuit adjustments.
Identifies TV parts, controls, and remote buttons.
Technical diagrams illustrating TV circuits and exploded views of assemblies.
Comprehensive list of electrical components for various TV models.
Explains the purpose of each button on the remote control.
