Think TB display is locking up too

Along with my network problems randomly when the setup actually wakes up I think the display is locking up while asleep. On a 2011mba13 I clicked apple, sleep. Several hours later I went to wake the setup but got no responce from the bluetooh keyboard (bluetooth is set to wake computer). I plugged phone into usb on the display, not charging. I open the air and press its keyboard, it doesn't wake up. I unhooked the air's power from the display and the green status led stayed on the plug. Finally I unplugged the TBolt cable (which was hot) and the led went off on the power plug, the phone instantly started charging, and the air woke up its own screen. I plugged the Tbolt cable back in and its working fine at the moment.

I have the same setup as you and have also see what looks like a display 'lock up'. I've seen two cases; display suddenly goes black while in use, and display won't come back on after the Air has been asleep or blanking the screen.
I did notice that I was getting sound; I move around on the bluetooth touchpad for a bit and got a "can't do that" sort of sound at one point, so some aspect of the monitor is still working in this state.
In all cases I'm working with the air in a closed position, USB keyboard and bluetooth touchpad. Nothing else connected besides gig-ethernet to the display.

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