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If the second light is blinking to orange or red, that is usually the lamp indicator light on an LG DLP tv. That indicates your bulb needs replaced, or something surrounding the bulb has failed (like the cooling fan for the bulb for example) IF you have a spare bulb handy, I'd replace the bulb, keeping in mind if you touch any part of a new bulb with your bare hands, you just cut the life of the bulb by more then half.
Thanks for the picture - that's a big help.
It looks you have the dreaded light tunnel collapse common to all LG
DLP TV's. Inside the light engine there is a square tube made up of
four mirrors. These mirrors deform and crack with the heat of the lamp.
They fall down over the light aperture and cause a shadow of varying
degrees. It is fixable now at a realistic price ( used to have to
replace engine) as LG have made the parts available. It would take a
competent tech around three hours to complete or if you are technically
minded you could do it yourself. I hope this helps.
Hope Ya Fix It!
To do this, press the ENTER button on the TV and the MUTE button on the remote at the same time. After 5 seconds the screen should come up and it will read "Lamp use time...Total lamp use time ....lamp reset" Press the center button on your remote (the circle button right in the middle of the four directional buttons) and you will be reset to -0- again. Your orange light should now be off.
Lamp indicator light came on orange
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