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Posted on Jun 11, 2009

Tv will not stay on

Our mitsu hd1080 (2003) vs-a50 will come on and shut off after 3 sec.

  • audrasman72 Jun 13, 2009

    thank you so much. Does this cost alot?

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Another great mitsubishi tv introduced in 2002 chassis # v20b,Most problems with this fine tv have been no problems..... but power supply capacitors and convergence ic's. This tv is equiped with the diagnostic led codes for your tech. but i'm sure he will skip that step and head right for the fuses that open when the convergence ic's go bad. Get it fixed !! it'll last another 6 or 7 years.

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