Mitsubishi WD-60735 Projection Television - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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it used to be an issue from when older projection TV's were fluid cooled , but modern lcd projection tv (like this one) don't have any issues in cold weather other than it will take several minutes till picture comes into focus in extreme cold weather , but should not give any long lasting effects once its up at operating temps one thing though don't move it once its hot during cold weather or lamp light source will go out , one thing that will cause long term problems is if its subjected to high humidity (water) this causes all sort of corrosion problems in sets of all types

• replace bulb

DLP chip needs replaced...about $200 for the chip and replace yourself. YouTube has videos on how to replace

You can use compressed air but it will leave the dust inside. If you remove the bezel you can take the front face off and clean it that way. I would not recommend using cleaning solvents to clean the screen use a dry cloth. The screws are on the back side along the edge of screen.

A common issue and it may be your problem is dust and dirt inside the unit---the set intakes air from the front and exhausts it out the rear==I have seen several of these sets where removing rear cover and taking stthe set outside and blowing it with a air compressor clears the issue.Fans and other critical items that get clogged or coated with a moderate amount of dust will cause this issue.

This set has aside from the recessed front reset two more done with the Mitsubishi remote.The soft reset "should" be with set on Menu, 1,2,3, enterThe hard reset requires a 4 digit number code and is based on model number and also done with the Mitsubishi remote--try to see if soft reset works at all on this model.

It will be the LAMP the only last between 5,000 to 8,000 playing hours so if your not watching TV turn it off.

the white dots (sometimes you get black ones too) are caused by a faulty DLP chip. you can find the replacement for your TV at the following website: http://www.shopjimmy.com/dlp-chips/

Maybe a bad lamp. Where did you get it? If a generic one it may not be compatible with your set even though they claim it is. Make sure you have one that is from factory or factory equivalent only. Low cost online lamps sometimes are big problem. Fortunately, this model lamp is not too expensive.

go into the menu & turn the timer off

Red Lamp no longer illuminates and has reached the end of the lamp life. Replace the lamp. The TV will not operate when the lamp no longer illuminates. or you made need service for the tv..

After years of usage, the Mitsubishi WD-60735 starts to show some white dots, they begin to increase day by day all over the screen. The problem is related to the DMD chip Part# 276P595010. The part is about $200 you may find it used and cheaper on ebay. Good luck www.aaatvservice.com

1910-6003 Does not look like a good part# The correct part# 276P595010 Dlp 1910-6143W www.aaatvservice.com

The Mitsubishi part number for the DMD is 276P595010

DLP chip (I.C.) bad

Feel for air exiting rear or side.

TV will shut off if fan doesn't spin.

Could very well be your color wheel. WHEEL-COLOR-MODULE 938P137010 $70.00 https://www.partstore.com/SearchResults.aspx?q=+938P137010&ctf=Parts&sa=1&sp=1&sm=1&rsp=PMN&x=10&y=13 NOT currently in stock in either place, but call to ascertain an ETA http://www.shopjimmy.com/catalogsearch/result/index/?master_part_type=Color+Wheel&q=+938P137010

I have the same tv. Something to remember is that the picture is lamp powered. It takes about 30 seconds to power on and takes about a minute to fully power off. I had issues when trying to turn on the TV, accidentally double tapping the button, which would turn it back off. I'd do the same when trying to turn off the tv.

If you are sure this isn't the issue and the lamp light is still on once the tv turns off, most likely your bulb is burnig out. You can find replacement bulbs on the internet. They are fairly easy to install yourself, so you shouldn't have to have the tv serviced.

If the bulb seems fine, your tv could possibly be overheating. In that case, make sure the vents are cleared as the tv gets pretty hot.