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tony murray Posted on Feb 07, 2014

Keeps switching inputs - Mitsubishi WD-82837 82 in. HDTV DLP TV

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WD82837: Mitsubishi 82" Rear Projection

Problem: The "status" light flashes yellow while no picture display. Nothing happens when pressing the power button. The light keeps flashing if plugged in. I cannot test for codes by holding for 5 seconds as there is no place to check the code problem due to no display. HELP!

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