Mitsubishi had a bad problem with capacitors going bad in there system control modules. Unless you like big CHINESE PUZZLES, best leave this one to a pro.
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I would start by pressing the reset button on the front of the screen. After you are able to turn the tv on, press menu the 2470 then press enter on the remote to reset the tv. This might fix your problem. If not suspect the E2P, and if that doesn't work your DM is faulty and needs replaced.
Mitsubishi had a bad problem with capacitors going bad in there system control modules. Unless you like big CHINESE PUZZLES, best leave this one to a pro.
This could be a number of things, but first step might be: check that the power button on the TV is not stuck on, there could be a faulty push button or the button is stuck.
Your problem may be solved by re-initializing the set. With the tv on use the remote and push MENU,2,1,7,0. A display will come up. Use the up down arrows on the remote to select INITIAL and press the enter key on the remote. That should do it.
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