Question about Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 700 Monitor
My 17" Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 710 has suddenly started to go from normal Window XP colors to a soft magenta hue, sort of a faded magenta fog, when clicking the mouse to go to a new screen. It occasionally goes black too. If I turn the monitor off for a few seconds and power back up, the screen returns to its normal strong colors and picture. I've been using a Matrox G450 video board plugged into a Tyan S1590S Trinity MB. Any ideas? Solutions?
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: picture faded to black, came back, faded again and had stayed black.
It seems your set has a loose conection in the high voltage circuits,in fact by now it should have many loose conections in different areas like the power supply and the horizontal deflection circuits,if you are familiar with tv service you can use the information as the first step to take,some of the loose conections are hard to see even for the trained technician but the one giving you this problem should not be hard to see,if you are not too familiar with tv service be safe and call for assistance from a servicer a least for an estimate.
Posted on Oct 11, 2006
SOURCE: Mitsubishi WS-48613 No Video
If you have no video and audio then IC9c25 on Sig. Bd.
Posted on Jan 14, 2008
SOURCE: 60" Mitsubishi Problems
1. NO VIDEO, BUT HAS VIDEO WITH PIP ON. CHECK C763 (1UF 50V) ON THE BASE OF Q715, LOCATED ON THE UCOM-PCB. 2. NO MAIN VIDEO, THERE IS VIDEO IN PIP ON EXT1 AND EXT2:-CHECK FOR 1VPP OF LUMINANCE ON PIN 1 OF IC7000, IF MISSING OR LOW CHECK THE VALUE OF C7001 (4.7UF 35V), LOCATED ON THE PIP-PCB. THIS CAP MAY LEAK ELECTROLYTE ONTO THE BOARD AND OPENED A FEED THROUGH IN THE PATH BETWEEN C7001 POSITIVE LEAD AND THE EMITTER OF Q7003 OR CAUSE INTERMITTENT COLOR. PART # 181P504090. (CHECK ALL 'SMD' ELECTROLYTICS AND TRACES ON PIP) 3. NO MAIN OR PIP VIDEO, CHECK C7014, 47 UFD 16V ON THE PIP PCB. PART # 181P502060 4. CHECK FOR 7.2V DC ON THE BASE OF Q7003, IF LOW OR MISSING. CHECK THE VALUE OF R7002 (150 OHM 1/10W).LOCATED ON THE PIP-PWB. PART # 103P401050 5. SUSPECT R2045/R2048 (6.8 OHM 3W) FOR OPEN/RAISED VALUE. LOCATED ON PCB-SIGNAL AT 5V REGULATOR IC2003 PIN 5.
Posted on Jan 21, 2008
SOURCE: TV PICTURE ON THE HD 1080 MITSUBISHI
Your color wheel may be cracked or broken.
Posted on Jun 04, 2008
SOURCE: Mitsubishi VS-5075
Your standby power supplies are most likely at fault you should check the low voltage regulators and see if they are functioning they may be defective.
Posted on Jun 16, 2008
The screen on your laptop goes black after every few seconds.
It resumes after a mouse-click or after a key-press.
Solution
Click on Start --> In search bar, type power options and press Enter.
"Select a power plan" window will be opened.
Click on "Change plan settings" next to "Balanced (recommended)".
In "Turn off the display", select "Never" from the drop-down menu under both the options "On battery" and "Plugged in".
Now click on "Save changes" button.
hope this helps
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