One evening I went to turn on my ever-faithful 1992 Mitsubishi VS-45VA1 T.V. with my remote but it wouldn't turn the T.V. on. Thinking that the batteries in the remote were exhausted, I immediately replaced the batteries. But, the remote still failed to turn the T.V. on. It was necessary for me to turn the T.V. on manually at the set. But the screen remained black (not even the normal blue when no signal is detected). I did however get audio from the speakers. I checked everything that I could as far as the settings go. Everything looked normal. After reading around these types of repair websites, I read where someone suggested unplugging and then plugging in the 120VAC power cord for someone else's T.V. problems. Well, I just decided to try this and it actually worked for my problem. I'm guessing that this may have reset some electronic relay internally, but don't really know for sure. Do you got any ideas on what component may have been tripped or reset?
My mitsubishi rear projection tv had leaky caps at PIP board. you can bypass by purchasing caps at radio shack. i found a web site showing how to fix it. i heard they are very common. i can not recall what site though. i replaced mine and worked fine.
THIS MAY ALSO MEAN THAT THE LAMP IS LOSING HRS AND NEEDS TO BE REPLACED
Sometimes resetting the microprocessor circuit is all it takes to fix a set. A shock, power fluctuation or something in the timing of the control circuit may have caused a momentary glitch in the television and resetting it fixed the set. Keep an eye on it and if there is another problem with it, reply here and we will try to work it out.
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This same thing has happened on two other occasions, but pulling the AC power cord and plugging it back in seems to be the solution for the time being. It's probably time to start looking at the new Mitsubishi 1080p DLP's.
audio no vidio. but a blue screen with the menu .
audio no video . but a blue screen with the menu when menu button pushed .
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