Question about Mitsubishi WS-65907 65" Rear Projection Television
Short protection / convergence failure
SOURCE: Mitsubishi WS 55819 with a convergence
CEM-NO, BOTH ICS' WORK ALL 3 CRT YOKES.YOU EITHER NEED TO REALIGN THE RED IN FACTORY CONVERGENCE MODE OR YOU HAVE A RESISTOR THAT HAS FAILED.THE LATTER YOU MAY ACTUALLY BE ABLE TO SEE IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY.OH, ALWAYS DOUBLE CK. YOUR SOLDER CONNCETIONS.GOOD LUCK. JOE TV
Posted on Nov 29, 2007
SOURCE: My Mitsubishi WS-65313 65 inch, Convergence Problem???
This is a common problem on projection tvs. There are two convergence chips that need to be changed. STK394-250 or original Mitsubishi # 267P173010 (recommended)
Posted on Mar 05, 2008
SOURCE: Mitsubishi WS-65611
My mitsubishi 65611 is about 4 years old - I am getting a green overlay color on the screen can you advise what this might be?
Posted on Jun 08, 2008
SOURCE: Wont power on
did you check the two 5 amp picos that normally blow when the Ics fail? They are F9ao4 and F9a05
Posted on May 25, 2009
SOURCE: Mitsubishi WS-65857 has a trouble code 22 which I
2, then 2 blinks is short protection.
Usually this means in this set one of the two pico fuses that protect the convergence circuit is blown.
This model uses two of the STK-392-570 CONVERGENCE IC'S.
What you need to do first if you are able is remove the back cover and locate the fuses---I can tell you where they are on the board. Check both of them just like you would check any fuse. If either or both are blown----you have found your problem. The set will detect if either or both are bad that no voltage is reaching the Convergence circuit and it will shut off.
I can tell you the least expensive place to get the parts and I have step by step start to finish instructions for this repair if you are handy and know how to solder etc.
Considering the total parts cost would be under 25 dollars--if you can do this repair you can save a lot of money--most shops get 300-400 for this kind of repair----I know as I have done hundreds of these repairs----did a Mitsubishi a few days ago with the same two chips bad---about one hour for me in the customer's home.
I have photos of the fuses and location also--if you decide you want the instructions and photos we will find a way to get them to you. I am not permitted to give MY email address here--if you know what I mean.
If you have ANY QUESTIONS OR WANT the instructions etc---let me know--I am here to help and I do know a lot about this type of set.
First thing is for you to find out if either of the fuses is gone----if they are----you MUST change both chips and or fuses etc.
SD TECH
Posted on Oct 21, 2009
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