20 Most Recent Mitsubishi WD-73734 73" Television - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Does the satellite receiver power up? Usually they go through a test sequence when trying to reconnect, i.e., there is some picture output to the TV even when a satellite is unavailable. Did the input on the TV get changed? Try cycling through all the inputs. Do you have any other video devices, like a BlueRay or DVD player? Do they work? Divide and conquer, figure out what does work, then look deeper into what does not.

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Set it to default. Color temperature has no effect with the wattage output to its bulb. Electro help

Put it back to the mid point of it's adjustment range. If the V hold won't stop the picture rolling at some point in its adjustment range then the circuit that it affects has drifted out of tolerance. The defective parts in that circuit need to be replaced..

Put it back to the mid point of it's adjustment range. If the V hold won't stop the picture rolling at some point in its adjustment range then the circuit that it affects has drifted out of tolerance. The defective parts in that circuit need to be replaced.

Your Vertcal Hold Problem Is Due To Lack O f( Sync) Hold Which Is Usually Caused By Defective Filtering In The Vertical Output Circuit

Lamp or color wheel bad will cause TV to completely shut off and turn on 3 times , then stay off.

there may be display problem

It sounds like you need to re-adjust your convergence. The purpose of adjusting your convergence is to align your red, green, and blue colors. Moving your TV often causes this problem. I hope you get it going.

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If the lamp is new and good to go then you may have to reset the lamp replacement counter in your setting menu. When that is set back to zero you wont have a problem until it is time for a new lamp again.

Basically, all you need is: 1- Power-up the camera. 2- Select video input 1 or 2 on your TV. 3- Run a cable from the camera to the TV 4- Connect the cable coming from the camera to video input 1 or 2 on your TV. Please note: The cable you run from the camera to the TV has 2 Ends. One End connects to the camera (BNC plug) the other End connects to the TV (RCA yellow plug) I hope this helps. If not, provide the model# for the TV and camera, and if I come across your post I will be Happy to contribute. Best of luck www.aaatvservice.com