Problem with Sony Bravia LCD HDTV

[sonnyworld85]

Hey all, just two days ago I bought a Sony Bravia LCD HDTV from Best Buy, and as I was watching a Blu-ray...I noticed in 5 different places, some burnt out pixels. I've only had the tv for two days and I wanted to know if this can be repaired in home? or will Best Buy replace it?

Thanks!

[gearyt]

nope... can't be fixed....return if you can

[Bailey05]

take it back also what model tv is it

[sonnyworld85]

It's a KDL-46S4100
It says in the manual that there will be a few specs here and there and that it's just the how the structure of the LCD TV is and is not a manufacturer defect. I don't know if this is covered under warranty or if it's normal.

[CJS]

Originally Posted by sonnyworld85

It's a KDL-46S4100
It says in the manual that there will be a few specs here and there and that it's just the how the structure of the LCD TV is and is not a manufacturer defect. I don't know if this is covered under warranty or if it's normal.

I've had a Sony Bravia KDL40 XBR4 for almost a year now and have not noticed any dead pixels or specs. Best Buy will take it back without any problem.

The first Sony LCD that I purchased (a KDL-40V4100) from Best Buy was damaged when I took it out of the box. Someone must have dropped it because the top left corner was crushed. I exchanged it for another one without problem at Best Buy. Two weeks later I took that one back because the Sony KDL40 XBR4 dropped in price and was only $300 more than what I had paid for the KDL-40V4100. Best Buy allowed me to exchange the KDL-40V4100 towards the XBR4 without any problem. (I believe you can do that up thirty days from the original purchase date.)

I know its a hassle, but take it back and replace it with another one. You'll be glad you did.

[AppleCrumbDlite]

grab the z series from amazon. Only $1500 right now and its worlds better than the s