Buy Original Sony TV IR Sensors & Remote Receiver Boards
Sony televisions use dedicated infrared receiver modules to communicate with the remote control. These parts are commonly known as Sony TV IR Sensors, Sony TV IR Sensor Boards, Sony TV IR Receiver Boards, Sony TV IR Receiver Modules, Sony TV Remote Sensors, Sony TV Remote Eye Sensors and Sony TV Remote Receiver Boards.
The IR sensor receives commands from the Sony TV remote and passes the signal to the television control system. If this board becomes faulty, the TV may stop responding to remote commands even when the remote itself is working properly.
Common Problems Caused by Faulty Sony TV IR Sensor Boards
- Sony TV remote not working
- Sony TV not responding to remote control
- Sony TV remote signal not receiving
- Sony TV remote works only from close distance
- Sony TV remote response is intermittent
- Sony TV sensor damaged
Sony TV Power Button Boards, Switch Boards & Key Boards
Many Sony TVs include local control buttons for power, volume, channel, menu and source selection. These boards are commonly searched as Sony TV Power Button Boards, Sony TV Power Switch Boards, Sony TV Switch Boards, Sony TV Button Boards, Sony TV Key Boards, Sony TV Keypad Boards, Sony TV Key Button Boards, Sony TV Function Key Boards and Sony TV Touch Key Boards.
A damaged Sony TV Power Button Board or Sony TV Key Board can stop the local buttons from working. In some cases, the TV may still work with the remote, but the physical buttons on the TV may not respond.
Common Button Board Problems
- Sony TV power button not working
- Sony TV menu button not responding
- Sony TV volume button not working
- Sony TV channel button not working
- Sony TV on off button not functioning
- Sony TV local controls not working
Sony TV Front Panel Boards & Control Boards
Sony TV front control assemblies may combine multiple functions into one small board. These are also called Sony TV Front Panel Boards, Sony TV Front Sensor Boards, Sony TV Front Control Boards, Sony TV Control Panel Boards, Sony TV Local Key Boards and Sony TV Local Control Boards.
Depending on the Sony TV model, the same front board may include the IR receiver, power button, navigation keys, standby LED and connector cable. Matching the board design and connector is important before ordering.
Sony TV Indicator Light Boards & Standby Boards
Indicator boards display the power and standby status of the television. These parts are commonly known as Sony TV Indicator Light Boards, Sony TV Indicator Boards, Sony TV LED Indicator Boards, Sony TV Power Indicator Boards, Sony TV Standby Light Boards, Sony TV Standby Indicator Boards, Sony TV Standby LED Boards and Sony TV Red Light Boards.
If the Sony TV standby light is not glowing, red light is not turning on, power light is not working or front LED is not functioning, the indicator board or connected sensor board may need replacement.
How to Match the Correct Sony TV IR Sensor Board
Important: Always compare your old Sony TV IR Sensor Board with the product images before ordering. Board number, connector type and physical shape must match.
- Check the board number printed on the PCB
- Match the connector type and pin count
- Compare cable direction and wire configuration
- Check button layout and LED position
- Compare mounting holes and plastic housing shape
- Confirm your Sony TV model number before purchase
Common Names for Sony TV IR Sensors & Control Boards
Customers and technicians search these parts by many different names. This collection covers: Sony TV IR Sensor, Sony TV IR Sensor Board, Sony TV IR Board, Sony TV IR Receiver, Sony TV IR Receiver Board, Sony TV IR Receiver Module, Sony TV IR Module, Sony TV IR PCB, Sony TV IR Sensor PCB, Sony TV Remote Sensor, Sony TV Remote Eye Sensor, Sony TV Remote Receiver, Sony TV Remote Receiver Board, Sony TV Remote Receiver Module, Sony TV Remote Receiver PCB, Sony TV Remote Signal Receiver, Sony TV Remote Signal Receiver Board, Sony TV Infrared Sensor, Sony TV Sensor Board, Sony TV Sensor Module, Sony TV Sensor PCB, Sony TV Receiver Board, Sony TV Receiver Module and Sony TV Receiver PCB.
This collection also includes Sony TV Power Button Board, Sony TV Power Switch Board, Sony TV Button Board, Sony TV Switch Board, Sony TV Switch PCB, Sony TV Key Board, Sony TV Keypad Board, Sony TV Key Button Board, Sony TV Key PCB, Sony TV Function Key Board, Sony TV Touch Key Board, Sony TV Keyboard PCB, Sony TV Local Key Board, Sony TV Local Control Board, Sony TV Front Panel Board, Sony TV Front Panel PCB, Sony TV Front Sensor Board, Sony TV Front Control Board, Sony TV Front Control PCB, Sony TV Control Panel Board, Sony TV Control PCB, Sony TV Control Switch Module, Sony TV Indicator Light Board, Sony TV Indicator Board, Sony TV LED Indicator Board, Sony TV LED Indicator PCB, Sony TV Power Indicator Board, Sony TV Power LED Board, Sony TV Front LED Board, Sony TV Standby Light Board, Sony TV Standby Indicator Board, Sony TV Standby LED Board and Sony TV Red Light Board.
Why Buy Sony TV IR Sensors from Great Bharat Electronics?
- Original Sony TV components
- Professionally inspected and tested parts
- Support for multiple Sony TV models
- Compatibility guidance before ordering
- Fast dispatch and PAN India shipping
- Trusted TV spare parts supplier in India
Sony TV IR Sensor FAQ
What is a Sony TV IR Sensor Board?
A Sony TV IR Sensor Board receives signals from the remote control and sends them to the TV control system.
Why is my Sony TV not responding to the remote?
If the remote is working but the TV does not respond, the Sony TV IR Sensor Board or Remote Receiver Board may be faulty.
What is a Sony TV Power Button Board?
A Sony TV Power Button Board contains physical buttons for power, menu, volume, channel or source control.
What causes Sony TV standby light failure?
A faulty Sony TV Standby Light Board, Indicator Board or front control board can cause standby light failure.
How do I match the correct Sony TV IR Sensor Board?
Match the board number, connector type, pin count, cable direction, mounting holes and physical layout with your original part.
