I would really appreciate the instuctions/schematics as well. My friend's WD-52725 has the blinking green light. We've taken it apart and the one cap I see to be bulging is C9A61. Any info is appreciated (other caps the replace, new cap part #'s and sourcing, etc.).
I have a WD-52525 that is Green Blinking Timer Light continuously. If I could get whatever information on servicing the caps or other parts involved, I would be very appreciative.
Hey Guys I replaced 16 bad caps all boards that had bulging caps on my Mits. WD-52525. I still have the Blinking Green light issue. Can anyone tell me anything else I could look at or try? Thanks for any help.
Daryl
Hey Larry, I have the blinking green light problem as well (WD52525). Could you please send me the repair info to [email protected]? Never soldered before, but I like to take things apart and I REALLY like to save money. Thanks a lot!
Wow...interesting to see how many other blinking light victims exist. Our WD-62525 started doing the blinking light today. Unplugging and resetting steps didn't help. Do I need to examine the capacitors on the DM board next?
Looks like people are receiving info via email. Can someone please fwd me the info to: jediwebdude AT yahoo.com?
After an hour of following directions and taking the TV apart, the chasis will not extract. It comes out about 2 inches and is stuck on something on the left (when looking at the back of the TV).
jediwebdude said:
After an hour of following directions and taking the TV apart, the chasis will not extract. It comes out about 2 inches and is stuck on something on the left (when looking at the back of the TV).
Dang factory soldered a metal brace higher that it should be, so the brace is about a quarter inch above the bottom of the plastic, thus preventing the chasis from sliding out. I used a drill and took off some of the plastic, then it came out. Flat screen TV sale at Best Buy sure is looking good about right now.
I just found this thread. My WD -52725 has the blinking light. The repair man replaced the bulb and three capacitors on the power board, but the problem still exists. They took the TV away and say that it needs a power board. After three months, they cannot get a power board from Mitsubishi. Fortunately, I bought the extended warranty and they will replace the tv. I got the old set back on Wednesday and want to try to repair if possible. I have the service manual and would appreciate it if you could send the repair procedure for my set. My email is [email protected].
I have a WD-52525 that is experiencing the same green light issues. Can you please send me the service manual as well as the repair procedures. My email is [email protected].
I have posted this in the past, but wanted to try again. Like most of you I had the BGLOD, fixed it by replacing ALL 1000uF caps. Worked great for a bit but then got the green/purrple horizontial scrolling lines on all inputs except the SMD card and the OSD. Does anyone know what specific component or components on which board to replace to remove these lines??
Can someone also send me DOC's info for a WD-52525. My TV stays on for about 30 seconds and then turns off. I need to be able to see the connector to the Balast...to see about reseting it.
Larry:
I have a mitsu model number WD-52725 that just shut off by itself. After a reset and pressing the unit power button the "Timer/Power" green light comes on, you here fans and relays click and then in 3-5 seconds everything shuts down, the green light goes out and the Red "Status" light begins to blink. If I hold down the "Menu" and "Device" buttons together it flashes a code "37". Please send me your recommendations and any information I can use to repair this unit. Thanks! Email:[email protected]
Did anyone get the name & number of the $90 technician and Mits recall phone number. Also if anyone has full instructions on likely repair procedures for the WD-52525 it would be much appreciated. I have replaced caps on power, DM, and FMT board but am still getting the BGLOD. This was not an ongoing problem for me, it just would not turn on one day. I suspect it was a power surge, but have no idea. Reading all the blogs about this issue sounds like it probably had nothing to do with that though...just poor engineering. Anyways thanks in advance for any help.
I have the same problem as Larry above expcept my error code is #12. Has anyone had similar situation? Should I try to change the caps? If so, could someone send the instructions to [email protected]? Thanks!
I would really appreciate the instuctions/schematics as well. My friend's WD-52725 has the blinking green light. We've taken it apart and the one cap I see to be bulging is C9A61. Any info is appreciated (other caps the replace, new cap part #'s and sourcing, etc.).
[email protected]
Thanks in advance!
I have a WD-52525 that is Green Blinking Timer Light continuously. If I could get whatever information on servicing the caps or other parts involved, I would be very appreciative.
[email protected]
Thanks up Front.
Hey Guys I replaced 16 bad caps all boards that had bulging caps on my Mits. WD-52525. I still have the Blinking Green light issue. Can anyone tell me anything else I could look at or try? Thanks for any help.
Daryl
Hey Larry, I have the blinking green light problem as well (WD52525). Could you please send me the repair info to [email protected]? Never soldered before, but I like to take things apart and I REALLY like to save money. Thanks a lot!
Hey all, just got a wd52525 from a friend with blinking light issue. Could you please send me repair instructions? Thanks much.
Chris
Chris where can I send you the repair info too??
Larry, please send to [email protected]. Thank you very much.
Hey I have the blinking grenn light and the tv wont come on because of this . Can you help me !! [email protected]
i have the blinking green; can you please send me the information to fix. i have a WD-52525
thank you
Wow...interesting to see how many other blinking light victims exist. Our WD-62525 started doing the blinking light today. Unplugging and resetting steps didn't help. Do I need to examine the capacitors on the DM board next?
Looks like people are receiving info via email. Can someone please fwd me the info to: jediwebdude AT yahoo.com?
Thanks!
One more question. So if it turns out to be the capacitors, and I replace 'em, is there anything that can be done to better preserve their life?
nope, just replace them with the right caps!
Larry can you send me the guide @ [email protected]
thanks
After an hour of following directions and taking the TV apart, the chasis will not extract. It comes out about 2 inches and is stuck on something on the left (when looking at the back of the TV).
Dang factory soldered a metal brace higher that it should be, so the brace is about a quarter inch above the bottom of the plastic, thus preventing the chasis from sliding out. I used a drill and took off some of the plastic, then it came out. Flat screen TV sale at Best Buy sure is looking good about right now.
I just found this thread. My WD -52725 has the blinking light. The repair man replaced the bulb and three capacitors on the power board, but the problem still exists. They took the TV away and say that it needs a power board. After three months, they cannot get a power board from Mitsubishi. Fortunately, I bought the extended warranty and they will replace the tv. I got the old set back on Wednesday and want to try to repair if possible. I have the service manual and would appreciate it if you could send the repair procedure for my set. My email is [email protected].
Thank you
Hi All
I have a WD-52525 with the same problem can someone please send me the schematics for this model it would help me out alot.
email: robmiller (at) vasucom (dot) com
Thanks
Rob
I have a WD-52525 that is experiencing the same green light issues. Can you please send me the service manual as well as the repair procedures. My email is [email protected].
Thank You
Please send the repair guide/instructions for blinking light issue for WD-52525 to [email protected]
Thank you.
hi larry, same blinkinkingking light problem...Could I please get a copy of the repair manual?
thanks,
jose
jose I need an e-mail to send out anything!!!
Larry, et all
I have posted this in the past, but wanted to try again. Like most of you I had the BGLOD, fixed it by replacing ALL 1000uF caps. Worked great for a bit but then got the green/purrple horizontial scrolling lines on all inputs except the SMD card and the OSD. Does anyone know what specific component or components on which board to replace to remove these lines??
PLEASE HELP!
[email protected]
thanks
Can someone also send me DOC's info for a WD-52525. My TV stays on for about 30 seconds and then turns off. I need to be able to see the connector to the Balast...to see about reseting it.
[email protected]
Larry;
I have a mitsu model number WD-52725 that just shut off by itself. After reset and pressing the power button the unit
Larry:
I have a mitsu model number WD-52725 that just shut off by itself. After a reset and pressing the unit power button the "Timer/Power" green light comes on, you here fans and relays click and then in 3-5 seconds everything shuts down, the green light goes out and the Red "Status" light begins to blink. If I hold down the "Menu" and "Device" buttons together it flashes a code "37". Please send me your recommendations and any information I can use to repair this unit. Thanks! Email:[email protected]
I have the 52525 Mitsu TV problem. I am going to try and fix it myself, could you send me the procedures? Thank you!
asmillie2atyahoodotcom
Did anyone get the name & number of the $90 technician and Mits recall phone number. Also if anyone has full instructions on likely repair procedures for the WD-52525 it would be much appreciated. I have replaced caps on power, DM, and FMT board but am still getting the BGLOD. This was not an ongoing problem for me, it just would not turn on one day. I suspect it was a power surge, but have no idea. Reading all the blogs about this issue sounds like it probably had nothing to do with that though...just poor engineering. Anyways thanks in advance for any help.
Peter
[email protected]
Are these procedures good for the 52725 as well? I just realized thats the model # I have. Thanks!
I have the same problem as Larry above expcept my error code is #12. Has anyone had similar situation? Should I try to change the caps? If so, could someone send the instructions to [email protected]? Thanks!
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