20 Most Recent Mitsubishi WD-62827 62" Television Questions & Answers

In mot of the case, the T-CON board is bad.

yeah ive had this tv for 4 years replaced lamp when i got it then about a year ago there was a but power surge that ruined 2 pc monitors and that lamp just google WD-62827 replacement lamp pick a place to buy from the only tool you'll need is a phillips screwdriver

on the back bottom right corner there are 2 Phillips screws holding a vent cover remove that, should have a small tunnel the lamp screws you can turn by hand pull handle to remove your lamp

The tv have clicking noises sounds too?Yes?The board that call Ballast board it is dead too.This Ballast board only job are to ignite the tv projection lamp only.Tries websites like Partstore.com,Ebay.com to buy a new Ballast board for the replacement.

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Just look in the antenna connections and all other connections for any loose; and make sure that all are firm. All found alright and still the problem perists, try retune the TV once more. Tuneing drifts will make this kind of fault. If it was, retuning will solve the problem. Make it autotune. Still the problem is ther, tuner inside your TV is faulty, and has to be replaced with same typwe and number. OK.

its probably one of the color guns and not the projector lamp

You are not going to like this one little bit. The reason the LED won't stop blinking is because the digital module is not booting up. I have been fighting this model Mitsubishi for over five years now and the only solid fix is to send the entire chassis back to Mitsubishi for rebuilding. Pulling the chassis is a major job and with shipping costs and Mitsubishi's charges this repair usually runs around $750 to $850. However many owners that contacted Mitsubishi about this problem have gotten that portion of the repair bill coverd. That still leaves $300 to $400 for the tv shop that pulls the chassis and reinstalls it once it is rebuilt.

dude if you have not lookd at the price of one YOU might want to......all i know is this is the most $$$$ at a repair center 4 these tv....

This set has the problem of sucking up dust and scuzzing up the light engine, this causes purple and green spots, A good tech can disassemble the light engine and clean it, the cheap ones will change the light engine

This set should have a soft reset and a hard one---try the soft reset first----with the set on and using the Mitsubishi remote MENU, 1, 2, 3, enter.

The set should turn off and come back on. Check to see if the missing things are back. Usually this happens if there was a momentary power outage etc.

You may have to auto program the set and on some models it removes labels(instead of DVD etc it will say video input) BE DONE OVER.

Let me know what happens and if you need help let me know.

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Go into menu and turn off closed caption.

TAKE THE BACK OFF AND LEAVE IT OFF . NOW TRY IT. IT WORKED FOR ME STRANGE BUT IT WORKED

I had the same problem. I deducted that if my TV worked fine for an hour or so and then the colors became bad (green, people's faces purple...), it must be a overheating problem. Simple logic, right? So, I picked up a few tools and a small vaccum and went to work.
I went first for the main source of heat: The lamp. Just a few screws, and I removed it. The lamp cage has a fine screen to prevent the dust to cover the lamp. Mine was covered with dust! And the fan behind the lamp was also covered with dust! Bingo!!! That's my problem! I cleaned everything and vaccumed all the air vents on the the back of the TV. I put the lamp back and checked that the fan was working. The TV works like new since!
Before you are out of a TV for days and spend an arm and a leg for a "Technician" to fix it (replacing expensive parts that didn't need to be replaced in the first place), try what I described above first. It's very simple and it takes only 15 minutes.
Since my TV is 2 1/2 years old, I purchased a replacement lamp. I know that one of these days it will burn out. I'll be ready and my TV will be working again in 15 minutes!
Since my problem was solved, I didn't go to the next step. There must be one or two other cooling fans inside the TV, but they must be working...
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