Mitsubishi VS-5006R picture Ghosting

RESOLDER ALL DRIED JOINTS

Sounds like you have a swollen cap in your horizontal hold circuit. Look at your board closely, and I am sure you will find one that is bulging on the top. Just replace with the same value.

you need to buy a new lamp and replace the old one thats your only problem its about $200 for the lamp

Your model uses a convergence IC Its a STK393-110 you can get a new replacement at the following link and they will provide free instalation instructions with pictures so you can do the repair yourself. They also offer free tech support to all their customers. heres the link.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/

This model has several caps. on the power supply voltages such as the 5v, 9v and 12 v lines that begin to dry out and open and such problems begin to manifest themselves. Most likely this problem will continue to get worse and worse. As far as burned in images there is nothing that can be done short of replaceing all three picture tube and that is very expensive and this unit is to old to consider a 1000.00 repair.

sounds like u are losing green? is that right. could be loose connections somewhere because it works at start up then fails when it heats up. Look in the yellow pages for a mitz auth servicer or call mitsubishi for one near u.

Just got this fixed. The problem is the 21 (yes, 21) main capacitors. It'll only get worse if they aren't replaced. The whole screen'll start jumping, multi-hour "warm up" times until you get a clear picture, maybe not even then... it isn't pretty. Just nip it in the bud now, and more power to you if you tackle it yourself. A good repair shop ought to be able to do this for under $400 if you can't.

JAIL BARS IN PICTURE, CHECK C2B1 100 UFD 16V OFF PIN 2 IC202 ON THE MAIN PCB. If this does not help let me know.

If the pink overlay goes away gradually, you could have weak picture tubes (CRT's) If the color jumps in after warming up, it could be a bad solder connection. If you haven't had a good picture to watch for a long time, I would be tempted to put the money towards a new HDTV set as those older Mitsubishi Rear Projection TV's had a Lot of bad solder connections in the past, and by fixing one problem another could crop up in the near future.

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