🖥️ Sony Bravia TV Not Turning On or Showing Errors? It Might Be Time to Replace the Main Board

Is your Sony Bravia (often mistaken as "Bravo") TV showing a black screen, blinking red light, or stuck in a boot loop? These are common symptoms of a faulty main board or power board — and the good news is, it can be fixed without replacing the whole TV.

At Gary’s Computer Repair Service, we specialize in Sony Bravia main board replacements — bringing your high-quality smart TV back to life quickly and affordably.

🔍 Common Sony Bravia Board Issues

1️⃣ TV Won’t Turn On
The LED blinks, but nothing shows on screen? This often points to a main board or power board failure.

2️⃣ Red Light Blinking Codes
Sony TVs use blinking lights to indicate errors — 5, 6, or 7 blinks commonly relate to T-CON, main, or backlight board issues.

3️⃣ HDMI Ports Not Working
If your PlayStation, Blu-ray, or cable box isn’t detected, your input/output board could be faulty.

4️⃣ No Sound or No Picture
A damaged main board or signal board can stop your TV from displaying picture or audio even if the screen is lit.

5️⃣ Stuck in Boot Loop or Logo Freeze
If your Sony Bravia TV gets stuck on the logo or continuously restarts, firmware or board-level failure may be the cause.

🛠️ What We Replace

Main Board (Motherboard) – Controls video, audio, signal processing, and smart functions
Power Supply Board – Delivers voltage to key components
T-CON Board – Sends picture data to the display panel
Input/Output Boards – Manage HDMI, USB, AV, and tuner ports

⚙️ Our Process

✅ Full diagnostic of your Sony Bravia TV
✅ Board testing and identification of faulty components
✅ Replacement with original or high-quality compatible parts
✅ Firmware reinstallation or reset (if needed)
✅ HDMI/audio testing and full system check
✅ Fast turnaround – often within 1–3 working days

📺 Sony Bravia Models We Service

  • Sony Bravia LED, OLED, and LCD models

  • Smart TVs with Android or Google TV OS

  • Screen sizes from 32" to 85"+

  • XBR, KDL, KD, XR series and more

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