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Mitsubishi WS 55859 prob. I plug it in, timer light blinks & goes out after a minute, press power button, timer light comes on & within 5 sec screen goes from black to blue to green then back 2 black.

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Hi could be in screen burn mode press the menu button then retune thanks

shaun

  • BDS123 Mar 04, 2017

    Thank you for the suggestion. Just got home and tried it, but it didn't work. Nothing happens when I press any buttons on the tv or remote.

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The most common failure are the two convergence integrated circuits part # 267P173010. The two pico fuses may be open as well, which come from the power supply and provide +24 volts and -24 volts.

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it must be recording soething have u got IQ?

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Easy to fix this problem, I did 1 mounth ago. 30 min and $20 dollar

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  • Posted on Apr 15, 2009

SOURCE: press power button green light comes on.But no picture no sound,

I have had my WS-65511 fail like this, first at 4 years, second 2 weeks later, then 3rd time yesterday (4/14/2009). In past, the tech replaced a thermal sensor p/n 299P313010A (but Mitsubishi says that part is not for WS-65511 and that it does not have a thermal sensor - go figure). It is a white rectangle with about 30 pins in 2 rows and is soldered onto a board in the TV. List price is about $25. Might be your problem.

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Mitsub

The model listed has a self check: when you turn it on and green power light comes on and goes out in a few seconds, on the front of the set press and hold both the Menu and Input(input may be labeled Source) at the same time and hold for at least 5 seconds.

Release both buttons and the power light will blink a two digit error code like 2 blinks, 2 blinks, a pause and repeat for a total of 5 times.

If you have unplugged the set you will have to plug it back and turn set on, let it fail and then do the check--removing power clears all errors.

Let me know what code you find.
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Push power button and timer button lights for a few seconds and then tv turns off model is Ws 55859

When it shuts down go to the set and press the menu and the Device/Input button both in together and hold for 6 seconds then count the two digit blink code from the power indicator. it will blink a two digit code which repeats several times.
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THE POWER WILL NOT COME ON

Please do the self check this set has:

When the power light comes on and goes out press and hold both the MENU and Input (also called Device) buttons at the same time for at least 5 seconds and then release both buttons.

The power light will blink a two digit error code--for example--2 blinks, a pause and 2 blinks.

Let me know what error code you find and I will tell you what it means and what may actually be the problem.

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http://www.jeremyburns.com/Mitsubishi-Green-Blinking-Light-Fix.pdf

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Check any/all fuse devices in power supply.Let me know.....T.
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