In advance i appreciate any input that can be given. Recently my Mitsubishi dlp television (Model # WDY57) has started to randomly turn off. At first i thought it might be the air flow defect coming up again. But a year ago i had a technician from Mitsubishi come out and replace the sensor in the television and it has not been an issue ever since. Originally i thought heat might have been an issue since i have so many devices running underneath the television set. But i have a fan pointed at the back of the TV at all times running on high. I've cleaned the television of all dust and looked at the power panel and motherboard in the television and it appears to be normal (no burn marks or show of damage). As of today i can not get my television to turn on at all. If i unplug it for a while and plug it back in the timer light will light up and blink for about 30 seconds then back to nothing. It is hooked up to a power surge protector and all other devices in that area have not had any complications. I also ended up replacing the original lamp about six months ago and have not had any complications until recently. Time frame that it took for it to just not turn on anymore was about 2 to 3 weeks with it turning off randomly once every 4 to 5 days. Any help would greatly appreciated!
SOURCE: We recently experienced a power outage, but once
The blinking green light is the DM unit in the set booting up like a computer.
Several things can happen here--Research by model number with GOOGLE, model number and problems.
It is often called the blinking green light of death.
The most common problem is 4 filter caps in power supply (they run 7/24 and supply voltage to DM unit fail--also some fuses there.
If you look on the net you will find places that sell kit for this repair.
This is also one of a group of several Mitsubishi sets with this kind of problem--It is not the Lamp!
Some of these models develop so many problems Mitsubishi now sells a chassis replacement--includes power and several boards that develop bad caps.
Understand: Mitsubishi has a long history of caps failing in their sets, it goes back almost 30 years. I have seen older ones where over 20 filter caps were bad.
You can talk to Mitsubishi to see if chassis replacement is available for your set--this came about as a result of the threat of hundreds of people entering a class action lawsuit (several).
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SOURCE: Blinking Green Light on Mitsubishi DLP 52525
No problem, do self diagnosis test, read threads here or goto ctechnicians.com get error codes first and get back with me.
SOURCE: Blinking Green Light on Mitsubishi DLP 52525
the dlp will most likely need a qualified mits repair center to take over for you. repairing that set is pretty involved. and the parts you would need are not available to the public.
on your 48" CRT projection check the DM module for 4 vented 1000mf 16v capacitors. replacement should get you tv working great
SOURCE: Blinking Green Light on Mitsubishi DLP 52525
Replace the 1000uf capacitors on the DM board. thats whats causiong the problem. If you need further help go to this link they have your service manual available for emailing after purchase and that will entitle you for free tech support and one of their techs can fix those sets in his sleep he will walk you through the repair which parts are only about 20 dollars to fix the problem.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/
SOURCE: Mitsubishi DLP - model #WD62725
you have mention that after 10-15 seconds T.V starts up, will you give total description of the T.V within that 10-15 seconds?
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on the front of the unit after you turn it on and it shuts off, press and hold the menu and device buttons for a few seconds. you should get a series of flashes from the green LED. 1 pause 2, is an "all ok" code. the code pattern will repeat about 5 times. please let us know what you get.
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