My sony hifi component MCHGZR880 is displaying mech error on lcd monitor w/standby mode only

Sir
this problem indicate two type of problems
1=when cassette mechanism stuck then display appear Eject and set turn off
2 if the out put short then set like this behavior please check if the mech error then service the mechanism and change belts otherwise replace amp ics one by one
thanks
m Nasir

When it goes into protect mode it has been over loaded. Remove everything from the component and unplug the unit for a minute or two. plug it back in and see if it pops out of protect mode. If this does not work then you will need to do a factory reset or check the fuses on the inside of the unit.

B+ over current protection (OCP), unit goes to the standby mode then displays the 2 blink fault. Could be a short in the power supply of any of the circuits.

A computer monitor has a front-mounted LED that displays its current status and flashes in the event of an error. When an error occurs, the flashing may be accompanied by an error message on the screen. If the screen does not display an error message, the problem most likely falls into one of four common categories.

Unsupported Display Mode A video card has the ability to send output to the monitor at many display resolutions and refresh rates. However, no single monitor is capable of supporting every possible display mode. When the video card sends an unsupported display mode to the monitor, the monitor shuts off to prevent damage and blinks, or displays an error message. Standby Mode b> When a monitor detects no video signal from the computer, it assumes that you have turned the computer off and enters standby mode to reduce power consumption. Dell and HP monitors display an amber light when in standby mode. The status light on an Apple monitor blinks slowly. Incorrect Power Supply Some monitors such as certain Apple Cinema and Studio displays use external power adapters. Because different power adapters may have similar connectors, these monitors are designed to detect when an incorrect power supply is connected and blink the status LED rather than attempting to turn on. In the case of an Apple display, the LED blinks in an alternating short and long pattern. b> Backlight Failure b> A flat panel LCD display has an LED or fluorescent backlight that illuminates the pixels and makes it possible to see the contents of the screen. If the backlight fails and requires replacement, the monitor is unable to display any information. In some cases, you may be able to resolve this issue by turning the monitor and computer off, disconnecting and reseating all cables. If the monitor still has a backlight issue, it requires professional service.

It is standby mode, no signal, It is possible that your computer is not POSTing.
Connect your screen to another computer/laptop, just to make sure, which component is not working. Either the Screen or the Computer.
Make sure the DVI/VGA cable is firmly connected as well as RAM modules and Graphics Card.
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your hp monitor has an electronic component problem inside, probably some busted capacitors or ccfl lamps that failed to light...best is to bring the unit to a qualified LCD repair center near you..

Sound very much like your LCD inverter might be going luckily there pretty cheap and you should be able to find one on Ebay.

An LCD (liquid-crystal display) inverter is a component in laptop computers that supplies the power to provide a backlight to the monitor, enabling the user to view what's on the screen. This component is commonly the culprit when the monitor goes out and can be moderately simple to replace.

I went into the BIOS (with F2 during restart) and changed a value -- IIRC it was called something like "power management scheme" -- from the default S3 to the other choice, S1. Now the old Dell XP Dimension 2350 will go into and out of Standby correctly and the new SE198WFP 19" LCD will too.

I have a Sony Bravia KDL 40S 2000 (lcd tv - mfg 06') The power goes into standby which I know could be several things but my question is this....I'm into the set only $100 so far. Is there some pointers you can tell me to look for with the once I remove the case for a visual look see? I don't want to invest another $100 to find out it's a $400 fix....any info would be great b4 I chuck it. (FYI-I am mech. inclined so I wont use info like an idiot.) Thx - Dan Rathburn

Usually resetting a device like that is done via it's On Screen Display (OSD). Maybe you need to contact Sony Tech support.

You can do this by clicking the below link:
[Sony Tech. Support]

Let me know if they have a solution to your problem.

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DarkNeogen