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No picture on my 62" DLP Mitsubishi

I have had all major parts replaced over the past year.  Just the other day the set took what seemed like 5 minutes to get the picture...last night no picture at all and same today. I turned the TV power source off and after an hour restarted.  Now it shows I have a red light at the lamp diod.  The lamp was replaced once about a year ago.  I imagine the problem is with the lamp but shouldn't a new lamp last a few years?  (If it is a lamp)  This TV is used no more than 20 hours a week.

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I am not sure what the problem is, but usually if a lamp is bad, the other 2 lamps will still function. Since you are getting no picture at all, I am thinking it is a circuit board problem. TV electronics are expected to last 3-5 years. After that, many components will start to go out one by one. If you have your tv repaired, I would replace the whole circuit boards instead of just the bad component. The power board is the #1 board I would replace 1st. This is the most stressed board and will cause most of your tv problems.

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