Power went off while we were out, came back on and got the blinking green light. As others, tried all sorts or resets w/wo power, etc. Nothing. Pulled back off cabinet. Where power cord goes in, there is a 10A fuse. Of course, it was fine. Diagram says there are at least 9 other fuses. I see them labeled on various boards but none of them are visible. I know what a fuse looks like. So either these are hard wired into the motherboard or ??? they are underside the board (why would they put them there). Every fuse is labeled on the board but the 10A fuse noted above is the only one I can find. Will leave power off for a couple days and see if anything changes....anyone know where these fuses are that are on the label in side the cabinet but not otherwise visible?Power went off while we were out, came back on and got the blinking green light. As others, tried all sorts or resets w/wo power, etc. Nothing. Pulled back off cabinet. Where power cord goes in, there is a 10A fuse. Of course, it was fine. Diagram says there are at least 9 other fuses. I see them labeled on various boards but none of them are visible. I know what a fuse looks like. So either these are hard wired into the motherboard or ??? they are underside the board (why would they put them there). Every fuse is labeled on the board but the 10A fuse noted above is the only one I can find. Will leave power off for a couple days and see if anything changes....anyone know where these fuses are that are on the label in side the cabinet but not otherwise visible?
Having same problem. Check fuse, it is fine. Tried same kinds of things with no luck as yet. Will leave it off for a couple days and see if anything changes. Nearest service is 100 miles and you have to take it there.Having same problem. Check fuse, it is fine. Tried same kinds of things with no luck as yet. Will leave it off for a couple days and see if anything changes. Nearest service is 100 miles and you have to take it there.
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try this ... if there is a reset button on your 'front' control panel..maybe 2 - 3 positions to the left of your blinking timer light..
try inserting the tip of a mechanical pencil or tip of a straighten paperclip into the 'tiny hole' of th ereset button ...hold pressure on that button until yout blinking light starts blinking RAPIDLY .. this
rapid blinking should continue for several seconds or a minute.
then it should stop .. may even go off ... now ..hopefully.. you will be able to turn your set on
Hi.
The TV is in protect mode because there is an internal fault.
The TV must be tested and repaired at component level.
Call Mitsubishi at the number listed on the user manual.
You can also read my comment explaining more on protect mode here:Why my TV does not start up and remains in...
its the problem of small electrical components on the main board gone faulty due to over use it got over heated and they r blowned out.so needs to be replaced.
how many times is the led flashing or is it a continuous blink that doesnt stop? Pleaserespond to this same post and I will try to assist you with the problem.
You need to replace the 1000uf capacitors on the DM board thats the classic symptom of the DM caps being bad the light continues to blink repeatedly. If you need more info on the repair let me know.
i hve the same problem. I turned on my Sharp Aquos lc-32d62u HDTV last night for the first time, but it is black and a blinking green light.
did you find a solution?
You probably have bad capacitors in the DM board assy. These are going to have to be replaced. There are also surface mounted fuses, two of these inside this board. If you do not know how to solder on printed circuit boards, and work with surface mounted components, play it safe and call out a pro to assist you in this repair. Good Luck.
Power went off while we were out, came back on and got the blinking green light. As others, tried all sorts or resets w/wo power, etc. Nothing. Pulled back off cabinet. Where power cord goes in, there is a 10A fuse. Of course, it was fine. Diagram says there are at least 9 other fuses. I see them labeled on various boards but none of them are visible. I know what a fuse looks like. So either these are hard wired into the motherboard or ??? they are underside the board (why would they put them there). Every fuse is labeled on the board but the 10A fuse noted above is the only one I can find. Will leave power off for a couple days and see if anything changes....anyone know where these fuses are that are on the label in side the cabinet but not otherwise visible?
Having same problem. Check fuse, it is fine. Tried same kinds of things with no luck as yet. Will leave it off for a couple days and see if anything changes. Nearest service is 100 miles and you have to take it there.
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