Didn't get a pedestal with my 32 inch Sony Bravia LCD TV. I do have a pedestal for my 42 inch Pioneer Elite TV. However, as you would imagine, the holes don't line up. I'm thinking of attaching two steal bars across the back of the Bravia and then attaching another, longer steal bar to those that will be long enough for me to attach the Elite pedestal to it. Before I begin this project does anyone know if it will be stable? I wouldn't want my grandchildren to topple it over. Thanks.

SOURCE: I can't get rid of the information bar across the top of my TV

Press " i " (information) button on TV remote and on-screen display will disappear.

SOURCE: replacement table top stand for sony bravia 32

OK, Following is part number of Stand of KDL-32S3000 TV

A-1259-944-A STAND (M_WS) ASSEMBLY (KDL-26S3000/32S3000 ONLY)

It is available in Part Store.
Thanks.

SOURCE: My SOny Bravia 40 inch LCD TV has a vertical line

Hi,

It could be 1 of 4 things:
1. One of the ribbon cables has worked itself loose (Simple Fix)
2. One of the assembly boards maybe faulty
3. The driver board which feeds the panel maybe faulty
4. The panel is faulty

The driver board in the UK costs approx £70 and approx £35-70 to fit it if this is the fault.

All other parts are between £80-160 and approx £35-70 to fit it if this is the fault.

The panel will cost approx 50-75% of what the TV was worth when you bought it - "Repair versus Replacement"

Thanks

SOURCE: sony bravia kld32s4000 32 inch lcd vertical lines

Bad LCD panel if still under warranty have TV service if not you need to replace the panel.

SOURCE: The TV has horizontal lines across about 5 inches

Horizontal lines are relatively rare problem in LCD TVs.

The likely problematic areas are:

1) The LCD itself (the micro ICs embedded into the LCD panel structure); that doesn't sound likely based on what you say, but it's not completely impossible. The bad news is it's mostly uncurable.

2) The power board A-1511-322-D G5
Power boards may sometimes cause problems with display, although rarely causing horizontal lines.
I wouldn't start looking here either, but it is certainly a problem to consider.

3) Main board 1-876-561-13 R1506072C
Slightly more possible and yet not quite likely. A high operating temperature and bad SMD soldering process may cause some soldering contacts on the main board to behave differently when the board is cold versus when it heats up. It is very common and may have all kinds of different effects on the TV and the screen.
One way to check for that is with a regular dryer..the process is explained in many other solutions at fixya and around the net, so I wouldn't repeat it here...but it takes time and patience.

4) The most likely place to start with is the T-Con / LCD controller
404652ASNC6LV4.1 M139.

I'd first replace that and see if the problem goes away.

5) There's a very minor chance that the LVDS cable that connects the main board with the T-Con does not make good contact initially and changes that as a result of getting hot. It's easy to just touch and move it lightly when the TV is still cold to see if it has an effect on the picture.

Sorry I couldn't just nail it for you, but that's the nature of the repair businss :-)

Bobby, www.coppelltvrepair.com