Mitsubishi WD-65000 65" Rear Projection Television "arc panasonic" Questions

...Panasonic arc lamps .. the numbers 100-120 indicates the intended voltage range of operation .. the /1.3 or /1.4 is the current in amps .. so the 1.4 is slightly higher current and likely a bit ...

green arc across bottom of tv,and a little purple. Replace Both of your convergence ICs STKs, big black ICs. Blue arc across the bottom of my Panasonic rear projection tv.

Panasonic PT 47WX53 CinemaVision TV There is a flourecent green/pruple arc on the bottom left hand corner and also the top left corner. Actually there is alot of green/purple throughtout. The menu ...

...Panasonic PT-47WX53 developed a symetrical "ghost" arc of blue. The arc is vibrating in line. It goes up about 1/3 of the screen and ends at the lower right and left corners. Horizontal convergence ...

...prescribed to determine if the ballast is bad. When i turn the tv on again, there are the clicks or arcing from the ballast to the lamp but the tv will still not turn on. I have read that it may be ...

...there lil' buddy)!! A loud popping noise, like a sharp "snap!", is usually caused by high voltage arcing. Somewhere in the high voltage system an insulator may be cracked or loose, such as the ...

No video, No sound, TV pops when you turn it on!? The TV makes a sparking noise when you turn it on. It osunds like something is shorting. you have high voltage arcing taking place ,poss tubes or ...

...Panasonic HDTV 1080i, We started to experience a yellow and blue arc at the bottom of the screen about a month ago. Last night the picture went black. Only the sound is left. What happened? The ...

...Panasonic PT53WX52F has a sideways hourglass picture with the green scroll running in an arc with the same red scroll running straight across. Is this the convergence chip you talk about? There are ...

Lamp is shutting off on PT-AX100U projector after 3 minutes. Must cycle power to get it to turn on again, at which time it will stay on for 1-3 minutes and shut off again. You can PROBABLY eliminate ...