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Posted on Oct 17, 2007
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Lamp failure in WD-52525

Bought tv with dim lamp, went out after 20 hours.  Replaced lamp and worked for 250 hours or so, but took 15-20 seconds to warm up.  Lamp light comes on but lamp still looks new.  Lamp striking sound only happens 1 time, I seem to remember that when the lamp failed the 1st time the striking sound would happen multiple times. 

 

Should I replace the lamp again or get a new tv?

 

Thanks!

 

Jeff

  • herzog Oct 20, 2007

    Where do you get a ballast for a WD-52525?

  • Anonymous Mar 19, 2014

    TV Lamp fails after 30 days. recurred 3-4 times

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I actually own this tv myself... that striking you here will only occur when the lamp does not fire. as far as lamp life i have found that mitsubishi has the longest lasting bulbs from my experience. i would check to make sure the connector on the lamp is seated properly into the other connector in the tv. if you know your lamp is 100% i would look at replacing the lamp ballast. ive had this tv for a few yrs now and love it.

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