Depending on the age of the TV it's possible the tuner is limited.
It's also possible the region the set was intended for didn't allow TV's access to these frequencies (Asia or Europe).
Lastly, your tuner maybe bad. You'll need to compare the specs for the Sony set to one of your other sets.
Here's some info I dug up on your Bravia TV (foreign market version):
For the Foreign market: UK Specs and the tuner info: DVB-C
For the US market model US Specs and the tuner info: Clear QAM
As you can see the tuners are not the same which could explain things if you are using this set in the US (north america).
Here's a good guide on the different countries TV frequencies: Television channel frequencies
Lastly heres a good reference on the US cable TV frequencies: Cable Television Channels vs Frequency in MHz
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Can you give us the model number and when you got it (year of manufacture).
par Dan
model number of TV is KDL40R450BBAEP
and year of manufacture is july 2014
par dejan
Has it ever worked? What country are you using it in? Explain the 750 mhz since that is usually reserved for satellite TV.
par oldturkey03
I`m from macedonia and i have new TV Sony bravia and I have cable TV . i watch chanels till 730 mhz but not higher like egzample 746 mHZ and other higher frekfency. I have two other TV samsung and philips and on those I can watch all channels with frekfency higher than 730 MHz
par dejan
Can you give us the model info for one of the working sets? Se below on what your set can access.
par Dan
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