Mitsubishi VS-70707 rear projection TV

YOU NEED TO CALL THE MITSUBISHI TECH SUPPORT, THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO TELL YOU FOR FREE THE POSSIBLE TROUBLE...JUST EXPLAIN THE ERROR CODE..GOOD LUCK

IF model number posted is correct and green power light comes on for a few seconds and then goes off:
On front of set press and hold both the Menu and Input (device) buttons at the same time for at least five seconds and release both buttons.

Power light will then blink a two digit error code like 2 blinks, 2 blinks, a pause and repeat it several times.

Let me know what error code is found and I will tell you what it means.

SD TECH

do the self check this model has.


When green light goes off press and hold both the input and menu buttons for five seconds and release both buttons.

The power light will blink a two digit error code like, two blinks, two blinks, a pause and then repeat it several times.

let me know what the error code you find is and I will let you know what it means.


SD TECH

Very simple , you need to initialize you tv by pressing menu and input bottoms at the same time for 30 seconds until the picture coming up and select * intitialize* on the screen menu, and wait until is done and you done.

I know, me too! come on' people, help!:(

Direct quote from 2001 Mitsubishi Product Catalog Specs. Gold Series

VS-70707

Weight (approx. lbs.) 365

goto your menu and turn closed caption off, its probably set to 'text1. let me know if this corrects it

Good day, crsomers1;
The 'giggling' may be a horizontal problem, also known as pie crusting. Try this first: unplug TV from wall, reset or reboot. Secondly: CHECK C2P05 100 UFD 16 V OFF PIN 3 OF IC2P01 (9-VOLT REGULATOR) ON THE SIGNAL PCB.
I hope this was helpful, good luck, big IRISH.

Try pushing Input and Menu together and hold them both in for 5 seconds to see if it blinks a 2 digit code which repeats itself. Then let me know what it does and we can go from there.

I would suggest taking a look at the power module if that can be replaced. The Fuse blowing may have only been the beginning of the problem. Any recent issues with under or over voltage in your home?