3-D Appearance Mitsubishi WS-73909

The board you need to remove is in the middle of the tv set. Mitsubishi gives long cables, so you can slide it out, but you have to unhook all the cable ties. Definately remove the board not the chassis.. but slide the chassis out a bit for easier access. Not sure on your model because its much more rare, but usually you have to remove the heatsink (big metal thing ICs thermally bonded to) to get the board out. This may require removing a bar across the ICs so you can get to the screws holding the heatsink in.. All screws should be philips and all the plugs are labeled in mits, so no worries there. The only difference between the way listed in the link to the way I do it, is the unsoldering of the ICs.. I use wick or a desoldering tool instead of cutting the legs and heating and pulling them.. either way should work but be careful not to heat the board too much or the pads can fall off. The board you need to remove is in the middle of the tv set. Mitsubishi gives long cables, so you can slide it out, but you have to unhook all the cable ties. Definately remove the board not the chassis.. but slide the chassis out a bit for easier access. Not sure on your model because its much more rare, but usually you have to remove the heatsink (big metal thing ICs thermally bonded to) to get the board out. This may require removing a bar across the ICs so you can get to the screws holding the heatsink in.. All screws should be philips and all the plugs are labeled in mits, so no worries there. The only difference between the way listed in the link to the way I do it, is the unsoldering of the ICs.. I use wick or a desoldering tool instead of cutting the legs and heating and pulling them.. either way should work but be careful not to heat the board too much or the pads can fall off.

yeah the 1 ic = stk393-110



be careful you get the pins right, this one zig-zags. also check all the resistors around the IC for burn up, most mits failures don't have issues. In some cases you can get luck and just resolder the IC to fix the issue, or around it, but thats only with intermittent problems and the IC will only last 5-8 years anyways yeah the 1 ic = stk393-110

be careful you get the pins right, this one zig-zags. also check all the resistors around the IC for burn up, most mits failures don't have issues. In some cases you can get luck and just resolder the IC to fix the issue, or around it, but thats only with intermittent problems and the IC will only last 5-8 years anyways