It's displaying an error code - F9-2. What does that mean?

There is no error code F5. Could you mean 05? That is a flash error

That is actually a "tc" error code.


This error means that the display board isn\'t communication correctly with the temperature control sensors which is why it\'s giving the error. It may stop cooling so you need to keep an eye out. Either way, try to unplug the unit for 5 minutes (don\'t plug it in early it\'s hard on the compressor). Plug it back in and see if the error goes away. If it doesn\'t, you need to order and replace your display control board because it\'s just not working correctly unfortunately.Here is the board to order.

Hi beinhauert,

The symptoms you've mentioned indicated that the unit turned to standby mode. This is an indication that there's something wrong on the TV. To help us narrow down where the fault came from, please access the built in "Self diagnostic Screen". Follow the steps below.
In standby mode (red light is on), press the button on the remote control in sequence "Display", "5", "Volume (-)", "Power". Self diagnostic screen's displays its log of error. Please let me know the error code with corresponding numerical value "1" means error has been detected, "0" means no error.

Jdvillanueva

Hi Keith,

6 flashes of the led light is an error code and the unit will not fire-up unless isolated the faulty parts.
To confirm if it is the real fault, unplug the unit from the outlet for 15 minutes and then plug it back in and check if the symptoms still persist.
Your unit has a self diagnostic screen that can be access by pressing in rapid sequence "Display", "Channel 5", "Volume (-)", "Power" on the remote control while the unit is in standby mode or the led light stops from blinking.

Self diagnostic screen will be display. Error code will be display together with numerical "0" means no fault detected and "1" means fault detected.
You will see "6 : LOWB with a numerical "1" on the screen, this is an error code for 6 flashes of the led light.

After you've confirmed that the the error code is "6 blinks/ LOWB error code", then the G1 board (Power supply board) is faulty. LOWB error code means that there's a malfunction on the 6Volts output of the G1 board.

To isolate the fault on the G1 board, you must have a skills on electronics troubleshooting, soldering and desoldering parts on the board, have necessary tools and test instrument. If you can't troubleshoot the unit yourself, don't worry, there's a DIY solution so that you can save money for the service fee of a TV technician. You may replaced the entire G1 board(part no. A-1087-323-A), this is more convenient if you are going to do-it-yourself because no troubleshooting and soldering required. I would advice you to obtain the board from your nearest Sony service center because this board is currently not available online.

Please let me know if you need further assistance.
Ratings and feedback is highly appreciated.

Hope I helped you.
Have a nice day!
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Are you sure it's not a 756 error? 756 is a supply error, basically saying that you ave no supplies loaded. A 956 is an unspecific generic error code, saying you have a mother board failure.
The display on the 9820 is difficult to read. I'd say you have a 756 error.
Double check your dip switch settings and make sure they match the type of supplies you have loaded.

Hello,

The F7 error code means that a button on the touch pad is bad,you can clear the error code by the pushing clear/cancel button if it doesn't reoccur all is well. If it returns (what i have heard from my customers is that it always reoccurs in the middle of the night when their fast asleep) the touch will need to be replaced

I hope this helps ,if it does please give me a 4 thumbs up rating

Gene

My washing machineSF-110SS
have a display FD. Anybody know what's that means? And how to solve it. Please

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