Mitsubishi DM Module

I agree. But the fix is easier then you think. Larry Dillion is the man!

what are the model numbers of your Three TV sets?

There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

No your not screwed, Depending on the model number of your set as you did not say what it was and I am suppose to be a fortune teller and know what model of set you have I guess. Some sets have what is called an e2P module inside the DM that has all the preset info on it. Maybe the tech did not know about this?

Bernard, I do not remember one post from another as I get hundreds of repair request per week. Yep, obviously the tech did not know this DM Module on this set has a e2p eeprom that needs to be Changed out from the bad module to the new module. Hopfully he did not send back the old board yet. Yes you would be in a bit of a tangle if he, the tech did send back the old board already, as the tech need to untangle the problem. If you give me your e-mail address I will send you the service manual so you can show the repair person what I am saying. Good luck

On it's way to you Bernard, Good luck man.

Larry Dillon said: There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

Please send me the instructions for WS55859. Mitsubishi told me DM module is no longer available.

My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance!!!!

Larry Dillon said: My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

Larry Dillon said: There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

Please send me the instructions for WS55859. Mitsubishi told me DM module is no longer available.

Hope your treatments are going well. I too, had to have 44 radiation treatments which appear to have been successful.

My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance!!!!

Larry Dillon said: My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

Larry Dillon said: My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

Larry Dillon said: There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

Please send me the instructions for WS55859. Mitsubishi told me DM module is no longer available.

Hope your treatments are going well. I too, had to have 44 radiation treatments which appear to have been successful.

My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance!!!!

Larry Dillon said: There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

Please send me the instructions for WS55859. Mitsubishi told me DM module is no longer available.

My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance!!!!

Larry Dillon said: My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

Larry Dillon said: There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

Please send me the instructions for WS55859. Mitsubishi told me DM module is no longer available.

Hope your treatments are going well. I too, had to have 44 radiation treatments which appear to have been successful.

My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance!!!!

Larry Dillon said: My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

Larry Dillon said: My thoughts are that Mitsubishi could be a little more caring with the ramped problems they are having with probably every single model they made with the second as well the third generation of DM Module. But you have to remember, they do give a warranty, the warranty does cover the set for a certain period of time. If the warranty expires and there is a problem would anyone else cover a repair? I really doubt it. A recall is done on a safety matter such as in a defect in an automobile that affects the safety of the public. This is by no means a safety issue. I do however do agree that they should supply the authorized as well as the NON authorized repair shops a rebuilt DM Module for a reasonable cost , and not at the 800 to a grand price they charge now. You as I understand it have o be an AUTHORIZED repair center by Mitsubishi to even order and RECEIVE and rebuilt module. That in my opinion is a bunch of bunk. Now the situation about some shops charging 1000 bucks to the 400 bucks. The ones charging the 400 bucks are ripping off the public more then the ones charging a grand, as that is the average price to replace the entire module with a new or rebuilt module. The shops charging 400 are simply replacing four to seven capacitors at a cost of less then 10 bucks. Thats the ripoff!! this is why I am trying to help folks and have in fact helps several hundred repair their TV sets for a fraction of the cost they would normally have to pay.

Larry Dillon said: There are two different repais in these different model numbers, the WS55859 has sever capacitors that need to be changed most likely inside the DM, the other one has four capacitors that ussually go bad. If you can solder or know someone who can you can save at least 800 to a grand per TV set. You can repair them for less then 10 bucks. Leave an e-mail address and I will send you the repair procedture for both units. Good Luck

Please send me the instructions for WS55859. Mitsubishi told me DM module is no longer available.

Hope your treatments are going well. I too, had to have 44 radiation treatments which appear to have been successful.

My e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks in advance!!!!

I have WS-65909 with the green light problem. Evidently the DM is not booting. Can you send the repair manual for this? I have NASA certification for soldering so no problem. Unfortunately, I also have Leukemia and am trying to get this thing working for my daughter. The good with the bad.

hi i need some help i have 4 mitsubishi lt52149 lcd on two of them i have a red line that goes away after the set has been on for a while and on the other 2 i have a transparent blue 4 inch line that runs from top to bottom this does not go away after the set has been on i could really use the service manual for this model and could the dm mod have anything to do with this thanks aaron