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Kathy Carney Bromley Posted on Apr 15, 2014
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How do i fix the 65 in mitsubishi tv model 65733 air flow problem

We changed the dlp chip 2 days ago, cleaned out all of the dust from fans and vents and the tv worked fine. got up yesterday turned on the tv the solid orange status light came on. checked to see what the error code was and it is 38.

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Cut a big hole in the back of that piece of junk, or take it back.

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SOURCE: Mitsubishi WD52725 DLP

Your DVI Cable may be defective as a 44 code is DVI cable

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  • Posted on Oct 23, 2008

SOURCE: yellow status light on mitsubishi wd-65733 tv

When tv goes out, press the menu and input buttons. The green light will flash with a 2 digit code.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 01, 2009

SOURCE: My 2 1/2 yr old Mitsubishi 65 inch DLP will not turn on.E code 12

let it start up you will here things happening, engine will start first then a buzz to start the lamp if you here all of this you have a bad lamp.You should have a error code let the tv try to start leave it alone and see if you have an error. As soon as you reset the tv you loose the error.

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  • Posted on Jun 18, 2009

SOURCE: tv says air flow problems

ok what you have there is a faulty thernal sensor nitisubishi has issuued a bullitten to serice centers so check with local service center the repair might be covered under warennty

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  • Posted on Jan 08, 2010

SOURCE: Mitsubishi wd 65733: new bulb, 1 month ago, worked

The only thing that could cause the yellow light to blink after the new lamp is that the lamp lid or access door is not placed correctly or there might be some debris between the door and the door seat to where the door sensor switch is not being activated or the switch is erratic. Try using some compressed air to clean the switch and the door seat, that might do it for you. Thanks!

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