I have a Mitsubishi DLP 1080 P. my timer light is flashing green. I can hear the fan come on but the screen doesnt project. and then after a minute I got a red lamp light.

SOURCE: MITSUBISHI DLP TELEVISION

urn on you tv after it goes off
go to front press menu and device at same time
it will recycle and the green will start flashing
count the cycles a three flash pause and than a 7 flash
will mean a bad fan
there is fan in the back that cools a heat sink
it is easy to get to
sometimes the connection goes bad
you can check your fan
dont order one from mit
this is a standard 3 wire 50mm x50mm computer heat sink fan
take yours out and find one to match
cost about 6-8 dollars unless you have laying form old computers
you have to take off the plastic cover in the back no big deal
with cover off yu will see a metal cover looks like a tunnel at the bottom
three screws removes it wires are under
after removal you will see the fan and heat sink
put you filter on the side back on with the two screws
so that the tv will start plug it back in turn power and see if the fan spins
if not check connects no run after that
than replace this fan
mine worked fine with new fan
if need more help you email me at [email protected]

SOURCE: Akai PT50DL24 50 in DLP Rear Projection TV-NO PIC OR SOUND

check for popped or raised tops on caps in power supply. also try unplugging set for 5 minutes and resetting it. How about does your color wheel spin up? if your color wheel don't startup then your tv will also shut down. also check all fans they all should be running at turn on. if all fails i would say its your light engine.

SOURCE: TV won't stay on. Green & Red light timer-lamp (Green) stand by/temp (red) flash.

Most likely needs a new lamp. Easily done yourself.

SOURCE: I have a Mitsubishi 62"

Power supply board Look for vented or puffed up on top capacitors 1000uf16v.330uf 10v, 470uf 16v.

Also what is the model number printed on back of TV?

SOURCE: AKAI - PT50DL14X\SMS DLP TV

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