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    Author New optical block warranty extension alerts for all 2007 rear-projection TVs
    slinke

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    Joined: Jun 07, 2007
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    From: CA

      Posted: 2009-10-29 00:06

    I just wanted to let everybody know that, on 10/23/2009, Sony issued warranty extension alerts for all of their 2007 rear-projection TVs. Now, every Sony rear-projection model ever produced (2003-2007) has been the subject of a warranty extension, a class-action lawsuit, or both. See my informational web site for links and additional information.

    This also reveals a disturbing, but perhaps not surprising, reality related to the class-action lawsuit Sony settled for the 2005 SXRD models. The "Opinion and Order" in that settlement stated on page 4 that Sony had fully resolved the yellow stain issue by September 2006, and that no TVs or replacement optical blocks manufactured after that date should have problems with green or yellow discolorations. Yet, I have emails from owners with SXRD models manufactured in 2007 that got the yellow stains, and this latest warranty extension suggests that it is another widespread problem.

    The newly covered TVs are:
    KDS-50A2020 (KDS-50AL120)
    KDS-55A2020 (KDS-55AL120)
    KDS-60A2020 (KDS-60AL120)
    KDS-50A3000
    KDS-55A3000
    KDS-60A3000
    KDF-37H1000
    KDF-46E3000
    KDF-50E3000

    [ This message was edited by: slinke on 2009-10-29 00:07 ]


       


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