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Mitsubishi ws 55807 have the blinking lights problem and not powering on

I appreciate your description on how to fix the DM board but the illustration is totally different to the mitsubishi ws 55807 rear projection. I desperately need your help on how to fix this power on issue.

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  • asolor8067 Sep 25, 2008

    yes i have the same problem the blinking light and is not powering up. thanks

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Yes on some sets are a bit differant depending on the model number there is still a DM board. The disassembly is a bit different and the service manual will describe how to take apart the TV set to get to the DM board. The repair is the same for the DM board. I am sorry but I do not have the the service manual but one can be downloaded here: http://www.servicemanuals.net/results.aspx?type=SM&brand=0&model=WS55807 Good Luck

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