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Return your Sony Bravia TV Set (several 40-inch models are recalled) Permalink

submitted 229 days ago by laaya in "Products / Gadgets"
Because of faulty component installed in Bravia TV set which may catchup fire sony recalls 1.6 Million TV Sets that were sold worldwide since 2007

More info http://www.bloomberg.com/news/.....sions.html
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  • 127700
    orangearrows
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    Posted by orangearrows 229 days ago [reply] Vote_plus 0 Vote_minus 0
    I have a Sony BRAVIA XBR Series KDL-52XBR9. I don;t see a recalled list. Wonder if they will offer a replacement.

    It does get very very hot at times.
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    TheBest
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    Posted by TheBest 229 days ago
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    Me too but I have KDL-52V5100 Sad
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    HouTex
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    Posted by HouTex 229 days ago
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    According to this release http://www.product-reviews.net.....ober-2011/ I think only the 40 inch models are affected. The company sold 1.6 million of them in the US, UK, and Japan.

    Sony has discovered that there are serious malfunctions in some of their 40-inch Bravia LCD models, forcing the company to announce a recall in Japan today, but with consumers affected in the US and UK too, since the televisions are sold worldwide.


    Here are the specific model numbers:
    KDL-40D3400, KLD-40D3500, KDL-40D3550, KDL-40D3660,
    KDL-40V3000, KDL-40W3000, KDL-40X3000 and KDL-40X3500


    So your 52's are not included in this recall. So far there have been 11 incidents of overheating and 1 consumer who called the fire department, but no injuries.
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    HouTex
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    Posted by HouTex 229 days ago
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    From http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci.....smoke.html - they will repair the faulty flat screens.

    Owners of these models in the UK (manufactured in 2007 and 2008) have been advised that
    'Sony is voluntarily initiating a free inspection, and if necessary a free repair to reassure you that these products meet your expectations,' the company said.

    'If you own one of the products mentioned above, we invite you to contact your nearest Service Centre to arrange an inspection of your TV. Sony's service representative will visit to check your TV and will repair it as promptly as possible if it has the affected component.'
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    shawndiaz
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    Posted by shawndiaz 228 days ago [reply] Vote_plus 0 Vote_minus 0
    Luckily, my Bravia is not one of the models affected. I wonder though, should I still contact Sony to be sure?
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    Posted by laaya 228 days ago
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    Anyways i'm not worried of Sony. Mine is Samsung Smile who are the leading producers or suppliers to most of the LCD screens and monitors in the market (Sony is also getting from Samsung only). Recent update, Iphone 4s is using Samsung screens on their phones
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    Posted by clover 228 days ago [reply] Vote_plus 0 Vote_minus 0
    I have a 14 year old 27" Sharp "tube" TV. Cry
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      Posted by sandyshore 228 days ago
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      Don't feel bad Clover, I have an old "tube" TV as well and it's on the fritz - must wait 3-5 minutes to see the picture which isn't a good sign.
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      Posted by clover 228 days ago [reply] Vote_plus 0 Vote_minus 0
      They are heavy!!! If I can ever afford a new TV I don't know how I will get this one out of my den. I might have to use it as an end table or something. LOL

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