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Blue and red light flashes but no picture - JVC HD-61Z886 61" Rear Projection HDTV

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I have the exact same problem. Replaced the bulb and ballast and the lights still flash rapidly. Bulb had burst before I ignored the onscreen replace warning.

Does anyone have a clue?

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SOURCE: No Picture on screen

THIS PROBLEM HAS HAPPEN TO ME WHEN MY LAMP WAS
ABOUT TO DIE. WHAT I DID WAS UNPLUG THE TV SET FOR
A SHORT WHILE, THEN WHEN PLUGGED AGAIN IT CAME ON BUT THE PICTURE WAS DIM AND THE LAMP ONLY
LAST FOR FEW DAYS AFTERWARDS.
W.J.M.

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