On my mitsubishi wd-65833 the timer light stay solid. why?

A blinking green light on a Mitsubishi WD-65833 television can indicate that the television is in standby mode, and is trying to establish a connection with a signal source (such as a cable or satellite box).

• First, make sure that the TV and the signal source (cable or satellite box) are turned on and properly connected.
• Check that the cables are securely plugged in to the TV and the signal source.
• Make sure that the TV is set to the correct input (e.g. HDMI1, HDMI2) to receive the signal from the cable or satellite box.
• Try unplugging the TV and cable/satellite box for a few minutes, then plugging them back in to reset the connection.

If the green light continues to blink, and you have tried the above steps, it is possible that the problem is with the TV's internal hardware or software. In this case, you may need to have the TV serviced or repaired by a professional.
It is also important to check the TV's manual or the manufacturer's website for troubleshooting information specific to your model.
Please note that the reason of the blinking light can vary depending on the TV model and the specific issue.

you may have purchased a cheep lamp it has gone bad allready

had white dots on mine as well i changed the dlp chip and put it back together and got the white vertical lines i decided to check all connections and make sure the chip was locked in correctly
it was not locked in securely i reassembled and now problem solved picture looks brand new so always check connections before assuming its the dmd board

This is the DLP chip failing. Contact Mitsubishi and they will provide the part but you have to pay $200 for the service call.

I just had this happen to my wd-65833. It is a faulty dlp chip (they call it dmd board). I called Mitsubishi and they covered the cost of the part but there is a $200 service fee for the technician, no they will not send it to you. Support Service Mitsubishi TV

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you may be on the incorrect input channel. look for an input or tv video button and choose each input until u get a picture

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Hello o9lkicja,

This problem sounds like it could be an intermittent ly malfunctioning component in the power supply section of your TV. I suspect that it could be a capacitor that is on the verge of failing. This is quite common in televisions today. If you want to at least take a look at what could be wrong, unplug the TV take the back off and look at the power supply board for vented or bloated capacitors. Capacitors are can-like components the have tops that look they are made to open. If the top looks curved in any way that capacitor has to be changed. I suggest that for the repair of this TV you seek the help of a TV technician, due to the fact that the technician would have all of the tools need to properly preform the needed repair.

I hope this helps,

Thank you,

Shuttle83

http://www.electron-age-technologies-llc.com

The Main Board contains the DM circuitry. And you are right, this board does not fail in the way of its predecessors. What is the unit doing?

SEDI-POSSIBLY YOUR SET HAS A LOW 5 VOLT POWER SUPPLY.TEST VIA VOLTMETER ON PLUG J-9 WHICH IS ON LITE ENGINE .YOU WILL NEED TO REMOVE BACK OF SET TO MAKE THE TEST.IF 5 VOLT IS LOW BEST TO CALL A MITSUBUSHI TECH.JOE TV