Vs-60111 i have a mitsibitshi vs-60111 and it keeps flashing on and off no matter what the input i tried unpluging everything and when i turn off the cable it flashes blue to black please help

Was there a power failure? unplug unit for a min and plug it back in. hold power button til unit turns on. If it still flashes you may have a power supply problem inside the unit.

Its a very old set and if happens on all inputs and cables have been ruled out something serious--the rear inputs bypass the tuner in the set and based on its age I would not suggest spending major money (if you can find someone willing to work on a set of this age) on this set.

Many parts for this are no longer available.

You cannot be sure of the problem unless you try the error code operational check. Here are the instructions for doing it
Turn off the tv from the remote and unplug it. Plug it back in . Press and hold the menu and Device/Input buttons on the front panel of the tv for 5 seconds. The LED will blink a certain number of times, pause for half a second followed by another series of blinks. Count the number of blinks before and after the pause so that I can tell you what the problem is.

Probably 1500.00 new, but that's an old set. If your trying to sell it I would ask 350.00 for it, if it works.

i have a mitsubishi vs-60111 when i watch the tv as of last week the color is pale like green color or green,gray color the picture is sharp yet , i took front cover off the lights are still bright red , green and blue what can be the problem / joe

here's a simple test, tap the unit several times and see what happens.but, whatever happens, call a tech,it has already faulty components inside.

Not exactly familiar with this model but sounds like the projector lamp is burned out. Hopefully it's a replaceable type. Try calling these people - http://www.purelandsupply.com

By the way do you have the service manual with you?

Turned out to be a problem with my dish receiver. Found out by attaching a separate DVD unit to the TV, and it didn't flash. I then realized everything ran through the dish receiver. Called them, reset ( by unplugging for 90 seconds) and all was well.

Did you repair the two leads? Ao check near the Convergence ICs for an open resistor or two, although that shouldn't effect your audio. Yu most likely have a low voltage regulator or bad capacitor. You will probably need the service manual to actually track it down. I will post a link where you can ge one for 12.99 and the include free unlimited support. They will also email it instantly to you if you return to the site and send them an email requesting they email it to you. You sound like you could fx it with the service manual and some guidance. Here is the link.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/