TV does not detect a signal on either A ob B. Have tried both cable and component inputs.
If the model is correct it has a series of 3 hidden menus--one is the option menu--it is a hard reset of entire set except convergence to factory original---It is called the "option" menu and is used to cure all sorts of odd issues.
It requires the use of an original MItsubishi remote and a 4 digit code.
If you want to try it let me know and confirm model number.
I found the manual but needed info not there--found this with some research on Google (model number and "option menu".
"ACCESS THE OPTION MENU BY PRESSING "MENU 1, 3, 7, 0", USE THE ADJUST BUTTON TO SELECT "E2 RESET" AND PRESS "QV"."
That qv is quick view--look for something similar like last channel--it may not have entered correctly
A afterthought--if no QV try enter.
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SOURCE: I have a 65 inch Mitsubishi rear projection HD TV.
Does the input menu appear on the screen when you press input? If so its probably the IC Regulator 9v supplying the video board. If the green light on the front is blinking then powering off it is one of the 7 capacitors and you should just replace them all, 30-35 bucks. If the power stays on and its just your video isnt coming on(audio as well) it is the IC Regulator. Mine called for the part - BA09FP IC REGULATOR 9V It is about half the size of a pinky nail and located directly behind the video input board in the back of the tv. It has two prongs on the left side and one wide tab on the right. It solders directly to the top of the board and not through it. It says BA09 on the chip. This fixed the problem for me.
SOURCE: All inputs fail to accept video sginal
sounds like the video switching ic is faulty,contact your local shop for an estimate to repair the fault.
SOURCE: connect Macbook Pro to Component input
you should be able to use an SVGA to component rca connector on any component input - i have a wd-65513, and thats how I have my pc hooked up to it. I could also never get a clear picture using the SVGA plug on the back of the set.
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Thank you for responding. The actual model number for me Mitsubishi projector TV is VS-50603. I would like to try the reset solution. I have the original remote. How do I access the hidden reset menus?b Thanking you in advance.
Hello SD Tech, Thank you for the wuggestion. I pushed the menu botton, entered 1370 and selected E2 Reset. My remote does not have alpha bottons and does not have a QV botton. So I entered 78 because that corresponds to the Q and the V on my keypad.
Now, the only inputs that I can see on the screen are Ant A and Ant B. I can no longer see the other inputs and the Ant A and B inputs still don't see a signal.
Is there another reset procedure that will restore factory settings? I think it is getting worse :-(.
Steve
I have a Mitsubishi VS-50603 projector TV. Initially, neither Ant A nor Ant B could detect a signal. I tried plugging in the cable box . . . No signal. I tried the DVD and the VCR . . . No signal detected.
So, I pressed "menu, 1 3 7 0, E2RESET." Now, the only availabe inputs are Ant A and Ant B. I can no longer see Input 1, Input 2, DVD, or anything else that used to be there.
How can I recover the system?
Steve
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