Short answer: No.
The board and install will cost you more than an LCD/LED flat screen TV.
Sorry for the bad news, but you will save space and electricity with the new TV.
Next problem: Trashing the projection TV.
SOURCE: Mitsubishi Daimond Series 65" Model#WS-65909
Most common repair is one or two open fuses in power supply
and bad convergence Ic's = expensive repair.........Also, have
the tech check for coolant leakage from CRT's...........T.
SOURCE: Mitsubishi VS-5071 rear projection turns on, has audio but no video
That is a VZ3 chassis, similar to Mitsubishi models Ts-4545, Ts-5045, Ts-5545, Vs-4543, Vs-4544, Vs-5043, Vs-5044, Vs-5047, Vs-6043, Vs-6047 and has common failures in the vertical circuit, specifically vert Ic401 which is a La7845 which is usually caused by defective C402 100uf 50v and/or open 1.2 ohm 2 watt R510 next to FBT.
If not that check C268 off Q215 on signal board 22mf/50v and Ic200 on signal module Cxa2025s. However the vertical failure is more likely.
Bill
SOURCE: Mitsubishi 80 inch rear projection tv
I will be getting one of these tv's in the next couple of weeks and I will be parting out all of the internal electronics, tubes and lenses. drop me an email. [email protected]
SOURCE: 65 inch Mitsubishi replacement screen? (WS-65311)
I think I can help you out if you still need that screen, I have a new screen, both fresnel and lenticular lens in a frame for a ws-65411. contact me at [email protected]
SOURCE: Mitsubishi WS-65313 65 in. TV will no longer power up.
You should call a good TV Tech. This problem cannot be solved by a consumer. The one thing you might try is to unplug it from the wall for a few minutes and then try it again.
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