How to replace the fuse on KV-32FS10?

U check the power source?Take the tv aparts,check or replaced the power fuse,might get lucky.Not,than sorry,this tv can't be repair,without replacing electronic's componnents parts.Hire the same shop to do the repair.Ur tv power ICS inverter are dead.

Did you get your set fixed or did you replace it? My same set did the same thing. Turned it off for 2-3hrs after watching it and when I tried to power it up- nothing but the sound it would normally make just before the major power up, sort of a relay click sound. No picture or sound but the red light blinks non-stop.

Low voltage can create different trouble, sometimes a cpl at the same times. Call your insurance company and they might help you to build a direct request to the electrical distribution company (thats how it is here in canada) No simple tricks for that, experimented technician gave up in 33% on such situations. Not an easy trouble....

Take the back off of the set and check the fuse if it is bad replace it be sure to uuplug your tv before you take the back off of it after you replace fuse if it is bad plug it up and see if it will come on if the fuse blows again then you have a deeper problem like the bridge shorted or transistor, restors in the power supply of the set.

This unit has 3 power supplies. The secondary is the one that is used to turn on high-voltage power to the set. You will see a number of blinks on the LED, you will get sound, and then nothing.

This part is on the main chassis, it's called BOAR D, and t costs around $300. You have to do a little soldering to replace, so call i n a tech

try to replace the horizontal out transistor

has a power supply or deflection fault requires service

Hii...
Refere to Sony Blinking Codes :
5 Blinks ===> cause AKB circuit (AKB). Something is wrong with the video. check components on the C board, also check the A board. Also unit be in IK blanking, try turning up screen slightly.

Hope can solved the problem....

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Sounds like you all have a bad bulb that needs replaced.
This is a common problem.

Unless you know Solid State Electronics, there is nothing you can do. At best, You could unplug the TV, remove the back cover, slide out the Circuit board, and check the fuses. They will be at the front of the Circuit board, left hand side. But in all likelihood, it is not just the fuses, the Power Regulator STR would also be short circuited (happens often in SONY TVs) and so it is best that a professional technician have a look.