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I have a the above mentioned set that has several green spots on the screen that do not move or change. On all inputs. As light colors move past them, you can see them. On a red screen they look blue. I was told by a repair shop it was the light engine and it going to cost $1500.00 to fix it. I called Mitsubishi and bitched and they said they would cover 1/2 the repair cost. I can get a new WD-57733 for $1460.00. Should I? Is it worth fixing for $750.00? is it really the light engine? I'm vexed and pissed... I didn't get the extended warranty cuz it's a frickin Mitsubishi.I have a the above mentioned set that has several green spots on the
screen that do not move or change. On all inputs. As light colors move
past them, you can see them. On a red screen they look blue. I was told
by a repair shop it was the light engine and it going to cost $1500.00
to fix it. I called Mitsubishi and bitched and they said they would
cover 1/2 the repair cost. I can get a new WD-57733 for $1460.00.
Should I? Is it worth fixing for $750.00? is it really the light
engine? I'm vexed and pissed... I didn't get the extended warranty cuz
it's a frickin Mitsubishi.
I have a Mitsubishi WD52537 with a green spot on it as well. It can be seen unless the screen is black. For the most part, it's not noticeable, but now that I know it is there I always see it. I've removed the front screen and back panel, but was rather daunted by the electronics behind the back panel. I've heard it can be caused by dust so I sprayed some canned air around, but no luck in solving my problem. If anyone knows any specifics on this, i.e. where to focus on finding dust, let me know.
I have a Mitsubishi WD52537 with a green spot on it as well. It can be seen unless the screen is black. For the most part, it's not noticeable, but now that I know it is there I always see it. I've removed the front screen and back panel, but was rather daunted by the electronics behind the back panel. I've heard it can be caused by dust so I sprayed some canned air around, but no luck in solving my problem. If anyone knows any specifics on this, i.e. where to focus on finding dust, let me know.
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Dirt internal to the tv. suggest taking the screen off and removing the small rectangular panel in the middle and spraying off LCD panels located under metal fins. this should fix distortion.......for now.
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Those Rear LCD TVs get bad light engine on some. Causes fuzzy spots size of quarter. Or sharp small bright spots looks like road map or 'stars'. Need new/rebuilt light engine.
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#1. replaced capacitors on power board. DM board FMT board .
# 2 on power board you need to chek caps. 3300mf x 35 v.QTY 2.
# 3 12 capacitor 1000mf x 16 v.
If caps 1000mf x 16 v . looked good. replaced anyway......
Tiny particles of dust on the light engine lens can cause this (and was a service call for me about a month ago), or possibly the expensive light engine.
those are going to be dust spots on the LCD panels internal to the optical engine. i suggest that you take the screen off and take off the panel i nthe middle of the tv with 2 screws in it and there will be an area that has 3 metal fins covering thin orange ribbon cables. the 3 square objects at the end of those ribbon cables will be the LCD panels spray wiht air compressor unitl clean and that should greatly help your problem.
This set has the problem of sucking up dust and scuzzing up the light engine, this causes purple and green spots, A good tech can disassemble the light engine and clean it, the cheap ones will change the light engine
I have a green spot on my Mitsubishi 62" LCD TV. What can I do to fix it?
I have a the above mentioned set that has several green spots on the
screen that do not move or change. On all inputs. As light colors move
past them, you can see them. On a red screen they look blue. I was told
by a repair shop it was the light engine and it going to cost $1500.00
to fix it. I called Mitsubishi and bitched and they said they would
cover 1/2 the repair cost. I can get a new WD-57733 for $1460.00.
Should I? Is it worth fixing for $750.00? is it really the light
engine? I'm vexed and pissed... I didn't get the extended warranty cuz
it's a frickin Mitsubishi.
I have a Mitsubishi WD52537 with a green spot on it as well. It can be seen unless the screen is black. For the most part, it's not noticeable, but now that I know it is there I always see it. I've removed the front screen and back panel, but was rather daunted by the electronics behind the back panel. I've heard it can be caused by dust so I sprayed some canned air around, but no luck in solving my problem. If anyone knows any specifics on this, i.e. where to focus on finding dust, let me know.
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