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It is a known issue on this ancient technology. You need a new flatscreen!! This has the light codes and the reasons. No 'orange' though. http://www.stereoandvideorepairco.com/Troubleshooting/MitsubishiShutdownTroubleshooting.html Videos and other help https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk00F4XqVylwtl9Jl6v5h2S6jN8V2dw%3A1609110521726&ei=-RPpX5niK8mIgge6_Z7ICg&q=Mitsubishi+DLP+TV+shutting+down+after+it+powers+up%2C+status+light+blinks+orange+and+screen+goes+blank ..

This isn't an email, it is a post to an online self help website. Get your money back, it is broken and needs professional diagnostics and repair. https://www.cnet.com/products/mitsubishi-l75-a91/ The blink codes for this set are not well publicised. https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk03ufSbnHgzIGbkl_4L3A9xQFaxUqQ%3A1612136708789&ei=BEEXYIW_L4jY5gKgpLzoCQ&q=Mitsubishi+L75-a91+blink+codes ..

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What color lights blinking after words does light stay on? Also what model number or year is your TV?

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Clean the lenses

check the screen first if backlight on or off .the simple method is checking backlight on or off first switch off the all lights of the room if backlight light of the tv is ok shows light blue shade whole screen

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Is yours fitted with a fuse in the wall plug? Replace that and see if that fixes the issue. Often the checking the simple stuff first saves you a lot of money.

This unit uses a DLP (digital light processor) chip and if this starts to fail then you will get spots appearing on the screen. The DLP chip will need to be replaced.

Hello There!!!!!! Well this is gonna take some work... First thing to start with is... When you replace the bulb/s -does the bulb actually illuminate? If you shine a very bright light into the surface of the screen can you see a faint image of whats on the set? Do you get sound? If the bulb is illuminating, is it blowing soon after? Did the set return to normal operation after replacing the bulb the first time? Side Note-Never touch a high power bulb glass enclosure because you can leave oils and moister that lesson the life of the bulb or make it more prone to blowing. I have no facts to support this note beside my own experiences but this is a known "thing". Questions? Just ask. Mr.Mike

Several problems may cause your Mitsubishi television to shut off by itself. ... Plug the television in, replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker as needed. If the light is blinking green, a power surge or unusual digital signal was detected by the television. To prevent damage, the television shut itself off.

Failing power supply

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This can be either a bad TCON board or an LCD / LED screen failure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OPrb9Gdf9Y

This might be the lamp ballast that is out. Parts for those units are hard to get because they are obsolete.

Might not be the bulb! IT could be the ballast or a temp sensor.

The remote control "manual" usually is part of a related device manual.

Possible color wheel issue