Mitsubishi Diamond WD-65831 65" Projection HDTV - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
Lines across the screen
the dark lines could be what is called hum bars these are caused by ground differences between cable and your AC ground. check to see if these lines appear using a dvd and removing the cable from the cable box. if the lines disappear then call the cable company and your electricain. in the mean time you can use a plug adaptor that is the 2 prong (ground less) until you can have the problem fixed. but don't use the adaptor as a fix, for your TV is a computer and needs proper grounds.
4/14/2008 8:37:02 PM •
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Blotches on screen.
suspect the optical engine. are they present after initial turn off before the blinking light comes on and the cooling process starts? if so then it will be optical engine issue. can be very pricey by the way
3/29/2008 6:11:40 AM •
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Mitsubishi 65831
sounds like the projector globe is gone. i think you will need to replace it. if you are lucky there should be a pannel on the side or rear of the tv that allows you to replace the globe. pricey though.
good luck
smeags
12/31/2007 5:57:32 AM •
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Trouble with the tv
Check to see if the lamp is on when the unit is off (in standby) if it is components on the Power PWB... 9A20 and/or K9A21 are shorted. Also, R9A02 may be open. Possible side effects... deformed lamp exhaust duct and damaged lamp. Replace PWB-POWER part # 934C228003 and if necessary, Lamp part # 915P049020, Lamp Exhaust Duct part # 642B155010, and/or Lamp Exhaust Duct Cover part # 642B156010. See Service Tip VS-73 2. If the lamp never lights suspect the Lamp part # 915P049020
11/27/2007 5:35:02 PM •
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My tv blinks 6x red and 1x yellow. whats that mean?
Those blinks [flashes] are fault indication (Error Codes). From the number of blinks occur at one time switch ON, you can get an idea about the faulty circuit section inside it. This will make repair easy. These are called blinking codes. Make sure about the exact number of blinking of the standby/power LED, by switching On & OFF the set, for at least two times. Count it carefully. If you wish to get some details, check the site linked here. It has details about blinking codes, and fault locating procedure, to many popular brand TVs and other devices.
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If blinks continue without any pause, or the LED light stationery; the main board is faulty.
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How to replace the main board on a mitsubishi WD-60C8
Basing the replacement of the board on the clicking sound of a relay trying to close is not a safe bet. The first thing you need to do is check the bulb. Then there is a ballast board and then the Power supply board. Parts might be hard to find. Use the website I listed to see what part numbers are then google it or look on eba or amazon for those parts.
Mitsubishi WD 60C8 TV Parts
What is the correct part# for a DLP: Mitsubishi WD60737 60", Serial#139599 Made June 2009?
If your set worked well (no lines, maybe only white or black scattered pixels) before you replaced the DLP chip, then your problem could be that the DLP chip did not get seated properly or the cam screws were not tightened enough after replacing the chip. The DLP chip must be seated properly in its socket or else line and column lines will be seen. There is also the possibility that the DLP chip is defective or suffered static damage while being handled during the installation. Hope this helps.
How do I get rid of smudges on WD73642 screen.seems to be right in the glass
Hello. There are three places smudges that are seen in the picture can be found on a projection TV, the lens, the screen, and most likely, the mirror, but none can be discounted. All three can be accessed by removing the bezel and screen assembly. Most of the screws are around the edges from the back, and some are under the flap that hides the front controls. Good luck!
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