Mirror i had my tv mirror cleaned a year ago but now there are dust fragments on it since we moved and the warranty is out. i cant afford to have it cleaned again but i am very mechanicaly inclined. can you please explain the procedure of cleaning the mirror on my wd-62327 mitsubishi dlp tv!thanks in advanceshawn wingo

If this is a projection TV (DLP or LCD), dust could be on the lens or the mirror assembly. Moving a set can dislodge dust and dirt that's accumulated inside and deposit it onto the lense or mirror. A worst-case scenario would be dust on the LCD chips. Unless you're experienced and/or comfortable opening up the set, I'd recommend contacting a local TV serviceman.

if the tv is less than a year then this should still be under warranty. contact the vendor for warranty claims.

Hello.
I would not recommend you to touch the mirror. It is hanged sort of reflection surface facing down so it is not real dust collector. You can clean lenses of your CRT tubes (red, green and blue) to improve your picture. Just remove rear cover taking out black and golden screws and you will see dusty lenses right away in the middle of the TV. Use DRY "Bounty" paper towels to remove dust from lenses, don't wet it with any solutions or it will leave film on optics. Just in circular motion move dust to the black plastic edges of lenses. Don't worry about some specs of dust that inevitable will be left behind - they will not affect image at all like thick layer of dust do.
Regards.
Russ.

Make sure you have atleat 8" of space behind the set. Also if you have any type of filter or a fine mesh screen over the lamp cage you should take it out and clean of the dust once in a while. Lack of air flow will shorten the lamps life. Also turning it off and on repeatedly. If you turn the TV on in the morrning and it does not go off till night then all you will get is a year out of it.

That unit is a two mirror set. Meaning the light engine lens shines down onto a small mirror and that is reflected onto a large mirror and then onto the screen. Gravity being what it is dust and other contaminants cover the lower mirror. Moving the set would only aggrevate dust settling on it. To fix the problem the screen must be removed and the mirror cleaned. You won't believe the difference. It will be like watching a new tv.

A friend of mine had the same problem. It is dust on the mirrors, but I recommend you have it professionally cleaned. They had theirs done and it fixed the problem

The important thing here is cleaning the refelective mirror inside you tv .We have noticed in dirty areas the dirt on mirror makes blurry picture.THerefore you have to open back cover and than tp cover to clean mirror and also dont forget to claen c.r.t lenses ,sisnce they are mounted facing upward ,lot of dust sit on c.r.t lens there fore clean 3 of them r.g.b..And you will notice on picture diffrence.

I just fixed the problem on my epson 57" living station. The picture is like new. Yo have to clean the dust off of the the 3 lcd lenses. (I'm not sure if thay are actually called lenses)
You can get to these by entering thru the front of the TV. Yes the front. You must remove the screen. There are A LOT of screws. This screen housing covers the entire front of the tv. and you have to remove the back panel and ALL the screws on the back of the tv to get it off. The only electronics that have to be disconnected are the Speakers and the front control panel. They both have snap connectors. After you remove the entire front panel which houses the screen and expose the inside mirror you will see more screws. You must remove those as well to remove the mirror housing. DO NOT REMOVE THE MIRROR FROM THE HOUSING. Note that there is a peg that is next to a screw in thre front of the mirror housing thst you must pull the plastic housing out in that area to release it.After you remove the mirror housing you will see the 3 LCD panels or lenses. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO REMOVE ANY ELECTRONICS OR SCREWS AT THIS POINT. Use a can of compessed air to spray the dust out of this area. I used a vacume to catch the dust as it flew out in the air. Try to hold the can as upright as possible.Keep hitting it with the air until no more dust comes out. Put the tv back together. As you open up the tv you will see dust everywhere. I took the oppurtunity to clean as much as I could. The Mirror though was clean an I was afraid to touch it.

I am a Construction Salesman yet fairly handy. I have no electricle experience. This took me 2 1/2 hrs. I spent the first 45 min. trying to get to the lcd panels from the back of the tv. Don't waste your time. You can't.

Clean the GLASS mirror with glass cleaner, clean the lenses with a soft DRY T-Shirt type material cloth, clean the screens with same DRY Cloth very gently. The heat created by the tv goes up and out depositing dust/dirt/soot/anything airborn on the optical path.