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If you own a high-definition Sony television, check your model number. You might be eligible to receive a warranty extension or reimbursement for certain repairs under a class action settlement.
The class action settlement will resolve a lawsuit alleging the optical block of certain Sony televisions is defective. The alleged defect causes discolorations in the picture’s display, including green blobs, yellow stains, green haze, yellow lines, a softer and washed out picture, and other discolorations.
Included in the class action settlement are any persons who purchased or received as a gift the following Sony SXRD rear projection high definition television models:
KDS-R60XBR2
KDS-R70XBR2
KDS-50A2000/2020/3000
KDS-55A2000/2020/3000
KDS-60A2000/2020/3000
KDS-70Q006
Depending on your model number and what you’ve done to fix the problem, you could be eligible to receive a warranty extension or a refund of any money you paid to replace the optical block, extend your service plan, or upgrade or exchange your television. For more information, see the class action settlement notice. Claim forms must be submitted within 180 days after the class action settlement becomes final. The final settlement hearing is scheduled for August 13, 2010, but is subject to change. The deadline to exclude yourself is July 23, 2010.
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5 thoughts onClass Action Settlement Reimburses Customers for Defects in Sony HDTVs
I have a Sony, XBR-65X950G^4K*X1U 65″ 4K WIDE ANGLE F.A. X1 E that I have had nothing, but trouble with in the little over two years I have owned it. Sony has been no help at all. Today it died completely and when I called Sony, they were rude and said they couldn’t help me and said I was on my own. I am 80 years old and thought this would be the last TV I would have to buy, but now it doesn’t work at all. I spent over $2000. and paid for installation, but from the time it was delivered, which I paid for, it took them over two months to get it installed when the TV they removed was working perfectly. I only bought the Sony because they told me my 55″ Panasonic wouldn’t be working much longer.
What about KDSR60BR1
We have had a green screen problem for years.
Much of Sony’s stuff is made in, you guessed it, China.
Junk.
I agree. I’m very disappointed in Sony. I’ve replaced lamp twice and color optical block has gone bad.
I have a sony kdss55a2000 i have so far replaced the lamp 6 times and now the optical block has gone bad and and sony wont fix it its getting very expensive to watch and maintain sony tvs.