How do I reset my mitsubishi diamond tv? The green timer light is flashing.... I can't get the tv to come on.

Some RPTV's have a filter lens that turns dark from the heat and therefore blocks the light to the screen

Unplug the tv and leave it unplugged for a couple hours. Plug tv back in press reset button. TV led may flash for a day but should come on. I did this last night to mine and it came on at 11am today.

Try replaceing the DM capacitors that often cures that symptom. You can get the V26 DM repair kit from www.tvrepairworld.com the kit also contains the CD with detailed instructions.

My unit has blurred halo colors around screen items (people,cars, building, etc.) and when I turn to the HD channels this seems to dissipate a little.

Hi.
The TV is in protect mode because there is an internal fault.
The TV must be tested and repaired at component level.
Call Mitsubishi at the number listed on the user manual.
You can also read my comment explaining more on protect mode here:Why my TV does not start up and remains in...

the regular problem is the convergence kit,

You will need to cahnge the capacitors on the DM board, very common problem. The V21 V19 DM repair kit at the following link contains the replacement capacitors and detailed instructions. Its listed under the repair kits catagory at the following link.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/

http://www.jyerdon.com/tv/

If it`s a 65513 mitsu, this will fix the flashing green light, most of the time, e-mail me with any questions, good luck


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hold menu button for 8 sec and then unplug for 1 minute. then when you plug it back in it will work after 1 minute

My Mitsubishi WS-73713 had the same blinking green timer light problem and would not turn on. I tried the reset button and unplugging power to no avail. I found that by simultaneously holding down the remote control "power" button and "volume" button for about 30 seconds the blinking light would go out and a solid green light would come on. Even though the solid green light came on the unit would still not power up. After doing this several times however the unit did finally power up in a normal mode and appears to be working again. It's worth trying before calling in for an expensive repair. PS - From here on out I'm sticking with SONY or Toshiba sets which have given be great service.