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Can't turn on the TV. Green light keeps blinking.

Mitsubishi 65 in. WS-65613 HDTV: i can't turn on my TV. Green light keeps blinking. i tried using the Reset button, but unsuccessful.i tried unplugging it, but unsuccessful.

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  • drjoe Aug 27, 2007

    thanks. is this something that i can do, or should i hire a technician? if i can do it, or these capacitors easy to find/buy? Joe A.

  • drjoe Aug 27, 2007

    thanks!
    ja

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You need to change the four capacitors C9B01,C9B02,C9B10,C9B11 all 1000 MFD 16 VOLT (on the DM board which is inside the metal shield standing upright on the left looking from the back of the set)The tops of the capacitors will look puffed out making them easy to find. This is your HD tuner digital board which is trying to reboot but can't - when the green light stops blinking after a minute,than you can power on your TV.

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  • Anonymous Aug 27, 2007

    The hardest part is disassembly...the capacitors are common values available anywhere.
    You can go higher on the voltage rating,but make sure you have enough clearance under the metal shield so they will fit.

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