Spiders inside my Toshiba DLP TV.

Because they are small, spiders have many enemies. Larger animals, such as birds, toads, lizards and monkeys, hunt them. But they are also used as food by many smaller creatures. Ticks will attach themselves to aspider and eat away at it for a long time while the spidergoes about its business.

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If it's coming out the vents it means that it made a nest somewhere so best and easy option would be to try and use a insect repellent and spray it down the vents or u will have to remove the blower or dash even if the problem persist

Sounds like you might have yellow sac spiders. They like going on the inside of electronic components (i.e. cars, radios, tvs, computer towers, etc). color issues are normally associated with Color Wheels or chip-boards. Spiders can easily screw this up. Get a Compressed Air Can (like cleaning your keyboard) and clean it out. make sure you unplug the unit before you do this. You will be able to see better.

To get inside you have to take off the back panel. There should be about 14-20 screws holding it on. Be very careful. taking it off. if you need to get another person to help pull it off. You may have to open up other panels to get to the screen. Check out your lamps and wheel to see if they appear damaged or blown or charred in any way.

Pardon me but do you mean the screen has spider web looking patterns all over it? Or are you saying that spiders have crawled into your set and spun webs to catch flies?

If you have a spider web pattern problem then something has impacted your television screen and it is broken. You can check and see if your homeowner's insurance covers this, contact a service provider to see if they want to buy the television for its parts, and contact Mitsubishi to see if they offer a discount or pro rated rate on a new or refurbished television for when things like this happen.

If the problem is that you have spiders in your television I do not recommend vacuuming it out. I have seen people's televisions go out after they attempt to remove dust and webs that way. In this instance I also recommend contacting a servicer and the manufacturer.

It might be that you have more bugs inside, but if you used a chemical to clean this, it's probable that it afftected the tvs functions

I have the same problem, spiders actually are showing ip on the screen, did you get a solution on how to open the front panel? please help if you can.

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Hope this helps!

I had a similar problem. Mine was on the left side pf the screen. The service guy removed the front to find an adhesive strip running north to south. The glue had heated up and it did not adhear to the plastic therfore, it was hanging down and lamp light projected it on the tv. He pulled it off both side and there was no more lines. He also commented that spiders are a big problem too.

You must remove the top back cover, but be careful and handle it gently because the mirror is attached to the inside of that cover. When the cover is removed you will be able to clear out any spiders, spiderwebs and dust and be sure to clean the 3 lenses on top of the 3 picture tubes.