Sony Bravia 40" Power jack

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plasmalightwave

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Hello.I have a Sony Bravia that is wall mounted.I was fumbling with something when suddenly the power cable got disconnected.Please tell me where the power jack is located on the back of the TV.I went through the manual but it isn't given clearly.
 
well the power cord usualy is at the rear right of the tv,when facing the tv its to the left.its the same cable as ur SMPS in ur computer.
 
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Is it the one circled in yellow?
 
Remove the TV from wall mount (yourself or with help of someone) and then put the cable and put the TV back. Obviously we can remove wall mounts right.
 
raksrules said:
Remove the TV from wall mount (yourself or with help of someone) and then put the cable and put the TV back. Obviously we can remove wall mounts right.
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Its not that I didn't try :) Its like groping around in the dark. Now it has been put right by the Sony official.
Now I have another doubt though.The Bravia is connected to a Sony 5.1 Home Theater through HDMI.I hear sound from the 5.1 speakers when I am playing a DVD.However when I am watching a channel I am unable to get the sound from the speakers.I asked the Sony official but he was unsure what to do.Any pointers?
 
plasmalightwave said:
Its not that I didn't try :) Its like groping around in the dark. Now it has been put right by the Sony official.
Now I have another doubt though.The Bravia is connected to a Sony 5.1 Home Theater through HDMI.I hear sound from the 5.1 speakers when I am playing a DVD.However when I am watching a channel I am unable to get the sound from the speakers.I asked the Sony official but he was unsure what to do.Any pointers?
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well for normal channel watching the tvs will output audio via 3.5mm headphone out or via the monitor out i.e a form of composite out,which is audio L(white) and audio R(red).u need to connect it to the sony 5.1 if it has analog In.which i doubt.
 
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