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Posted on Dec 19, 2008

Flashing status light

I have a Mitsubishi WD-52525, the status light continuously flashes yellow and the tv will not power on. Any ideas?

  • Anonymous Dec 20, 2008

    I am having the same problem. I have tried unplugging and replugging the unit as well as resetting it. Hoping to find a quick solution before i have to break out the heavy equipment to fix this thing. I'll give it a few days and if no answer I'm troubleshooting :)

  • Anonymous Mar 15, 2014

    SEE BLUE SCREEN AND GREEN FLASHES ON STATUS

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Wow I may have just fixed the flashy yellow status light problem. It's so siple yet so difficult. Looking at the front of your T.V. on the left hand side bottm there is a door for a filter. SMACK IT. if the door isn't shut all the way that status light will flash. Mine is turning on now, just have to work on the major problem now :) Hope you have the same simple problem.

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