TV will not turn on.

1)Pull chassis or center PC board
2)Replace STK392-570 IC's
3)Locate green soldered-in pico fuses = use ohm meter
to find which ones are open ( bad ) = replace
4)Reassemble, test

try to adjust the contrast on your remote maybe it was accidentally turn to black or just send your TV to a technical person to prevent further damage.
Hope it helps. Thnaks

If the TV has a VGA input it should work by simply striking the function key and the crt or monitor function **** on your f keys listed in blue.

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your set is the V17 series so a code 22 means short protect. Which means the TV has a short circuit condition and is shutting down to prevent further damage. You can get a manual for the V17 sereis at the following link for 15.99 and they will provide free unlimited support to help you with the diagnosis and locating parts. Your set is coverd in the V17 sereis service manual under the mitsubishi section. Here is the link in case youd like the service manual and free support.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/

convergence fail. try resoldering the 2 convergence ICs in the middle baord located on the large heatsink. this might fix unless the problem has gone it course

It s a Power supply problem.If you are not familiar with electronic repairs take it to an authorized repair shop.
To get a service manual see link
Download Mitsubishi WS-55807, WS-65807, WT-46807, WS-55857, WS-65857, WS-55907, WS-65907, WS-73907 Service Manual
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This set has a problem in the horizontal sweep circuit or in the main power supply. Most likely a failed component, and the set shut down to protect the rest of the circuit. If you know how to read a schematic diagram and how the circuits operate, then you will need a good multimeter and an ESR type capacitor checker to find out the short in this set. Sometimes the CRTs(Picture Tubes) will leak the coolent fluid out and onto the printed circuit boards. Also sometimes the convergence IC's can cause this problem, but if that is the case the small little pico fuses will pop also. If you have had no solid state or printed circuit repair experience, play it safe and call in a trained tech. Good Luck